Using one of Missouri Driving School’s vehicles for your driving exam includes many different benefits and it’s at no additional charge to you! Private lessons are a great way to get acclimated to driving and we offer both convenience and safety by using our own specialty cars. Car Features Dual brakes – Our vehicles have…
The Missouri Driver Exam is split into four different tests; Written, Vision, Road Sign, and Driving. To be eligible to take the Missouri Driving Exam you must be able to provide proof of your age and name. To find the nearest testing site near you, you can visit the Missouri State Highway Patrol website. 1)….
When you hear people talk about getting a Missouri driver’s license, they usually refer to what’s know as the Class F driver’s license. In actuality, there are several different types of licenses. The license types offered by the state of Missouri are a Class F license, a for-hire license, a motorcycle license, and a Commercial…
Starting Monday, May 11, the Missouri State Highway Patrol is reopening driver testing services for all classes of drivers’ licenses Driver’s tests were suspended on March 17 due to COVID-19. The MSHP is asking all applicants of the written and driving exam portions of the driver’s tests to wear face coverings and follow all social…
Missouri driving tests have two parts: a written exam and a driving exam. The Missouri State Highway Patrol administers the test. Applicants take the written portion of the test on site at a Department of Motor Vehicle office and, on passing the written test, take the driving exam in a car with a staff member…
Many customers who come to us for driving lessons want to learn to get from point A to point B. They usually don’t tell us they want to learn something specific, such as how to use a turn signal or when to apply the brakes. We are the driving professionals so we have a thorough…
Missouri has become the 49th state to ban texting while driving for at least a category of drivers. Keep in in mind that while it’s not a full-out ban, distracted driving safety is a practice that is taught and strongly recommended regardless of where you drive. In Missouri, drivers 21 years old and younger are…
The state of Missouri doesn’t require teenage drivers to take a formal driver’s education course. We think it’s still a good idea though, and we highly recommend it. It’s more than just putting the phone down and hitting the pavement. Heads-up displays, electronics, and a myriad of additional feedback signals make today’s driving a different…
The whole point of learning to drive is to develop the right skills to be a safe driver for life. An important step in earning your license is taking – and passing – the Missouri driver’s exam. Reaching the point where you can take the driver’s exam requires two steps: getting your learner’s permit, then…
When you research a St. Louis driving school, there are some questions you might ask: What kind of insurance do you carry? We carry a $1 million insurance policy for each vehicle. Do I have to have my own car? At Missouri Driving School, we offer a range of late model mid-sized cars for ease…