Of course! More and more people opt for virtual drivers ed or test preparation courses. Why? Because it’s simply the most convenient option both money and time-wise. Not only that but, 94% of students rated their online course as excellent and essential in the process of getting their licenses and permits.

Totally! iDrivio has especially designed a preparation course for first time drivers that not only covers the basics to becoming a responsible, knowledgeable, defensive driver but also ensures that you pass the exam on the first try!

We offer a 6-module course which you can complete at your pace and access on a variety of devices.

Our test prep courses have been designed by driving instructors with years of experience and have taken into account the real kind of questions present in the DMV test. At the end of your course, iDrivio includes a practice test to assure you of your knowledge and prepare you for the real driver’s license or permit test.

Afternoons are generally more crowded than mornings. It is advisable to go as soon as the DMV opens. Mid-week tends to have shorter waits than Mondays and Fridays. The DMV often goes on lunch break around noon, leaving fewer employees. Try to avoid going during this time. Make sure you leave enough time to complete your transaction, especially if you are getting a permit or taking a road test. Also, the middle of the month tends to be better in contrast to the first and last days of the month.

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​DMVs are open for all driver license and ID card customers. Driver licenses can be ​renewed online for most customers. All vehicle transactions must be done online, by mail or ​3rd party agents.​ Only go in person if you are a new driver or if you have a road test scheduled. To schedule a road test, you can click here.

You can find your closest DMV location here.