Licensed by the State of Wisconsin
PLEASE NOTE: For teens under the age of 18, we offer the Temporary Permit Instruction Test at all of our Milwaukee and area locations. To obtain an original (first) Class D instruction permit, you must fulfill all of the requirements below.
Wisconsin DMV Resources
What do you need to be licensed to drive?
Be at least 15 years and 6 months of age.
Provide proof of U.S. citizenship, legal permanent resident status, conditional resident status, or temporary visitor status.
Provide proof of name and date of birth.
Provide proof of identity.
Provide proof of Wisconsin residency if you are 18 years of age or older.
Provide your Social Security Number (you can fulfill your proof of identity requirement by presenting your Social Security card).
If under 18, you must be enrolled in a certified driver education program. Your license application MV3001 must be signed by the instructor, and your first behind‑the‑wheel lesson must occur within 60 days of your permit. To renew your permit, you must show proof you completed your driver education program.
If under 18, you must have the signature of a parent, step‑parent, or other adult sponsor, or file proof of insurance under certain conditions.
If under 18, you must be enrolled in a school program or high school equivalency program, have graduated, or been granted a private education program, and not be a habitual truant.
Pass the appropriate knowledge tests, sign and vision tests.
Pay the appropriate driver licensing fees.
Complete an application for a license (form MV3001).
Explore Our Teen Programs and Adult Driving Options
Take the first step towards becoming a confident and skilled driver. Check out our Teen Program Options and Adult Driving Options to find the driver education program that fits your needs. Whether you are just starting your journey or looking to enhance your driving skills, our professional instructors are here to guide you toward success.
The first experience of driving can be daunting, but with the right coaching and a solid understanding of safety guidelines, you can help protect yourself and others on the road. Arcade Drivers School offers a top‑notch Driver Education Curriculum that distinguishes us from our competitors. Our curriculum is designed to build your confidence as you navigate a variety of driving scenarios.
Our Safety Tips Page also provides key insights into safe driving, including defensive driving methods, understanding safe driving distances, managing distractions, and effectively handling tailgaters.
- Home - Comprehensive driver education programs.
- Teen Programs - Driver education for teens.
- Adult Programs - Driver training for adults.
- About Us - Commitment to excellence in driver training.
- FAQs - Answers to common questions.
- Classroom Locations - Find a convenient location.
- Service Areas - Check our coverage.
- Failure to Yield Course - Get your license reinstated.
- Parent Care Program - Empower your teen's driving success.
- Get the Big Picture - Learn safe driving habits.
- Manual Transmission - The art of driving stick shift.
- Defensive Driving Strategies - Become a secure driver.
- Proactive Driving Safety Guidelines - Master proactive driving strategies.
- Maintaining a Safe Distance - Reduce the risk of collisions.
- Safety Guidelines for Drivers - Essential safety tips.
- Maintain an Exit Strategy - Handle driving emergencies.
- Managing Driving Distractions - Control distractions for safer journeys.
- Car's Emergency Kit Essentials - Be prepared for any situation.
- Avoid Common Driving Mistakes - Safer driving experience.
- Seat Belts: A Lifesaver - Understand the importance of seat belts.
- Boost Your Fuel Efficiency - Enhance your vehicle's gas mileage.
- Dealing With Tailgaters - Handle tailgaters safely.
Reach out to us today at (414) 328-1212 to kickstart your driving lessons with Arcade Drivers School.
Licensed by the Wisconsin Department of Transportation
Member, Driving School Association of the Americas
