Adult Driver Education (Ages 18 - 20)
Illinois Adult 6-Hour Online Driving Course - $49
Adult Driver Education (Ages 18 - 20)
Illinois Adult 6-Hour Online Driving Course - $49
6-Hour Online Course Details
Students aged 17 and 3 months up to the age of 20
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This course does NOT fulfill state requirements for teens under 17 and 3 months of age
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All 18, 19, 20-year-olds are required to complete a six-hour adult driver education course before obtaining an Illinois Driver’s license, if the person has not previously held a driver’s license or successfully completed the classroom portion of a traditional Driver Education Course.
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The course must be completed within 30 days of the course start date per the Secretary of State.
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Includes 100% of materials, course access and certificate of completion.
What Our Students Are Saying
Brady Pettigrew
Mr. Marty was very nice. He talked me through everything I needed to know while behind the wheel. He also knew how to keep both drivers calm at all times.
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My driving instructor Marty was super nice and calm during my drive. He talked me through each step to make sure i was comfortable with what i was doing.
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Audrey Rediehs
Marty was a fantastic instructor. He was patient and a good teacher.
Steve Cagney
I highly recommend Richard as an instructor for anyone that is nervous about their child starting to drive.
David Carrero
Driver Marty was very clear on all motions and movements.
Collin Kamuda
Marty was a good driving instructor and gave me good tips on how to improve.
Aiden Oskorep
Marty was a great instructor and he explained things very clearly.
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Get StartedAdult Driving School FAQs
All 18, 19, 20-year-olds are required to complete a six-hour adult driver education course before obtaining an Illinois driver’s license, if the person has not previously held a driver’s license or successfully completed the classroom portion of a traditional driver education course.
Top Driver offers adult training programs starting at $49 with the 6-hour online driving course. For pricing details on Behind-The-Wheel lessons and road test services, please call us at 1 (800) 374-8373.
To be eligible for in-car training, students must be at least 18 years old and have a valid Illinois Instruction Permit, Illinois Driver’s License, or a Driver’s License issued by your country of origin (International Driver’s Licenses are not accepted in Illinois).
If you do not currently have a permit, we recommend taking our 6-hour online course to prepare for the Written Permit Exam at the Illinois Secretary of State’s office. Students from out of the country may drive on their country of origin license for no more than 90 days after entering the country.
No, adults (18+) in Illinois are not required to take driving lessons to get a license. While it’s highly recommended for safety and skill development, it’s not a legal mandate for licensing at that age.
To take a road test with the Illinois Secretary of State (SOS) as an adult over 18, you’ll need:
- . Identification: An acceptable form of identification, such as a U.S. passport, Illinois Identification Card, or credit card
- . Proof of birth: A birth certificate, U.S. passport, or Illinois Identification Card
- . Proof of Social Security number: Documentation that shows your Social Security number
- . Proof of residency: Two documents that show you are an Illinois resident, such as bank statements, utility bills, or education transcripts
- . Proof of vehicle insurance: A liability insurance card
- . Payment: The appropriate fee for the road test, which can be paid by cash, check, credit card, or traveler’s check
- . Learner’s permit or driver’s license: A valid learner’s permit or driver’s license
For the most up to date information, please visit IL SOS (https://www.ilsos.gov/)
