FAQs

A: You must be at least 15 years and 5 months old

A: You will need documents that demonstrate your full legal name, date of birth, social security number, proof of citizenship (or legal presence), and proof of residency (a document that shows your street address). At the BMV office you will be required to take a vision test and a written driving knowledge test. If you are under 18, you will need to have a parent or guardian with you. Here is a list of Ohio’s license fees.

A: Give us a call at 419-569-4053 or email us at AdventureDriving.419@gmail.com

A: If you are under 18 years of age, you must have held your temporary permit for at least 6 months. Once you’ve completed a driver’s education course, you will make an appointment at a driver’s examination station to take your Maneuverability & Road Test. For this appointment with the BMV, you’ll need to take your temps and your Certificate of Completion from the driving school. Once you pass both portions of your road test, you’ll need to take your temps and your 50-Hour Affidavit when you go to the BMV to get your license.

A: drive will be rescheduled for any level one or higher weather emergency

A: Yes, for examination stations that are within the adjacent county of Seneca Co. for a fee.

A: Call your Instructor within 24 hours of your drive and reschedule. Less then 24 hours could result in additional charges written within the contract.

A: The State of Ohio road test consists of two parts: a driving test and a maneuverability test. You must pass both parts before you can receive your license.

Before taking the test, you will need to have your temporary permit. If you’re under 18, you must have had your temps for at least 6 months. Testers under 18 must also present their Driver Education Certificate at the time of the test and their 50-Hour Affidavit when applying for your license.

You must provide your own car for the road test. You can also rent a car from us if you would like.

Driving Test

• During your driving test, the examiner will rate your performance in common driving tasks such as:

• Stopping and starting,

• Backing up,

• Making proper turns,

• Driving in the proper lane,

• Maintaining a safe following distance.

• In order to pass the test, you must receive a score of at least 75 points.

Maneuverability Test

• There are two parts to the maneuverability test. For the first part, you will drive forward through a 9‘x20’ box and then drive to the left or right (the examiner will tell you which) of a point cone 20’ ahead of the box. You must straighten the car so it is parallel to the box and stop when the rear bumper is even with the point cone.

• For the second part, you will drive in reverse past the point cone, straighten your car and drive through the box. Again your car must be parallel to the course and you are to stop when your front bumper is even with the two starting cones.

• Points are deducted for stopping to check your progress, bumping a cone, misjudging stopping distance, and not being parallel with the course. If you run over or knock down a cone, you fail immediately.

• As with the driving test, you must receive a score of at 75 points to pass the test