General Information

The driver education program is Brown’s oldest program originating in 1996. This program has been very successful because of the professionalism of great instructors, scheduling availability of drive times and a classroom program that is serious, yet fun.

Our state-certified Driver Education program begins with 10 hours of classroom instruction at one of our 4 convenient locations. This is followed by 6 hours of one-on-one behind-the-wheel instruction  (3 drives of 2 hours each) with one of our 30 professional trained instructors. 

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Start class the day you turn 15 and get a head start on the licensing process.

Students younger than 15 cannot attend a Driver Education class.

Oklahoma law requires that a student be 15 years of age or older on the first day of class.

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Learner Permit Laws Have Changed !

Effective today, a new law allows you to attend the Brown’s 10 hour driver education class of your choice as soon as you turn 15, and then immediately take the written test at home online (or at Service Oklahoma). After passing the written test, go  to Service Oklahoma or a Tag Agency and get your Learner Permit.  You are not required to wait until you are 15 ½.  You must show proof that you have completed the 10 hour driver education class when you go to Service Oklahoma or a Tag Agency to get your Learner Permit. Additional details are in the steps below.

Get Your Learner Permit Without Taking The Written Test

Here’s How:

• Step #1 – Once you are 15  years old, attend the Brown’s 10 hour driver education class of your choice.  Register for  the class on the Brown’s website (brownsdriving.com).  Students must be age 15 on the first day of class.
• Step #2 – Complete your 3 behind-the-wheel drives with a Brown’s instructor and receive a Completion Certificate showing proof you have completed the state mandated driver education course.  Brown’s can drive students without a Learner Permit.
• Step #3 – Take your Brown’s Completion Certificate, your I.D.’s, your Social Security number, and a parent or legal guardian (if under age 18) to a  Tag Agency or Service Oklahoma to get your Learner Permit.  The fee is $42.50.

Or Consider This:

• Brown’s always recommends taking the written test.  We want students to study and learn.
• So, if taking the written test is best for you, complete the 10 hours of class at Brown’s.
• Take the written test online at home (service.ok.gov/writtentest), or at Service Oklahoma (it’s free), or at an Oklahoma Vocational Center ($28.50 fee).
• Take proof that you passed the written test to a Tag Agency to get your Learner Permit.
• Service Oklahoma appointments for the written test are currently easy to get, and walk-ins are often available.  At Service Oklahoma you can take the written test and get the Learner Permit (a $42.50 fee) all in one trip. You will need your Brown’s contract, your I.D.’s, and know your Social Security number.
• You might choose to take the written test at a Vocational Center, where they do 12 tests each day, appointments are more difficult to get, and the fee is $28.50.  When you pass the written test, take the results, the Brown’s contract, your Social Security number, and your I.D.’s to either Service Oklahoma or a Tag Agency  (call ahead to confirm with your local Tag Agency).  At the Tag Agency the fee is $42.50.

Important Intermediate License Information

Teens applying for an Intermediate Class D License are now required to complete a Work Zone Safety course approved by the Oklahoma Department of Transportation.  Click here to view and complete the online course. The next step after passing the driving test is applying for the Intermediate Driver License at a Tag Agency or Service Oklahoma, which requires proof that the Work Zone Safety course has been completed.  The course is free.  Teens who already hold the Intermediate License are not required to complete the online course.  We recommend teens take the Work Zone Safety course as early as possible in their licensing process.