Students who are 15 1/2 can obtain a permit once they have completed the 2 days of classroom time. Students do not have to do any drives to get a Learner’s Permit. View and print the instructions here.

Yes, just like piano lessons, you must take lessons and practice on your own. If you do not practice, you will not learn the skills necessary to master the tasks. We recommend you practice as much as possible on your own time (with a permit). After getting a permit, the parent signs an affidavit with the State of Oklahoma that they will drive with their teenager 50 hours (40 daytime and 10 night time).

Yes, we can help.  Any of our students who need extra class time or have failed the written permit test can attend our classes as much as they see fit.  It’s unlimited. No charge. The second day of class helps the most with preparation for the written test.

Any student who has failed the written test at the Department of Public Safety one or more times, can complete our driver education program and then waive the written test at DPS and get a Learner Permit.

After you complete the classroom time, the driving instruction is done 2 hours at a time. The student may be in the car two, two and half, or three hours at the most.  So, on 3 different days, you will drive for 2 hours with one on one instruction.

Drive times are always available online through the Student Login on the Brown’s website;  or, you may call your local Brown’s office and schedule your drives.

The finish time depends upon when your driving times and class times are completed. The class times are scheduled, but students set up their own drive times. This varies with times of week, the weather, your time schedule, school schedule, and other factors. We cannot determine when you will be finished but we will work with you to help you make this happen as soon as you request.

You have one year from the first day of class to complete your drive times. If over one year, a reinstatement fee of $70 will be charged.

All of our classes and drive times are scheduled around public school hours with the exception of separate times set for home school and adults. During the school year, we have weekend and/or evening classroom sessions. During summer, fall, winter, and spring breaks we will schedule daytime classes. This schedule goes for drive times as well. We are open year-round!

No, you must call the office and speak with one of our office personnel to change your drive times.  Messages left will be documented with time and date of call. You must call 24 hours in advance if cancelling or a $40 fee will be charged.

We can now test anyone with a valid Oklahoma  permit. If over 18 must have it for 31 days. If  under the age of 18 must hold a permit for 6 months or until the age of 18. For example, if the issue date is 1-15-15 add 6 months to the issue date – eligible 7-15-15.

Students under the age of 18 may do the driving test without a parent or legal guardian present; however, when the student goes to a Tag Agency after testing a parent or legal guardian must be present, or, have a notarized affidavit signed by a parent or legal guardian if a parent is not present.  Click here to print the affidavit.

The Driving Test can be done even if a parent, legal guardian, or notarized affidavit is not present, but the Tag Agency will not process the new license for the student until a parent, legal guardian, or notarized affidavit is present.