New Prague Area Community Education

Minnesota law requires six hours of behind-the-wheel instruction to qualify a student to take their Driver’s License test. Behind-the-Wheel sessions typically meet three to four times, in order to complete the six hours needed for each student driver in the car. Behind-the-Wheel sessions are offered April through November, weather permitting, with the majority of sessions in the summer months. Please Note: It is recommend that students have 20 hours supervised driving time with parent/guardian before beginning behind the wheel.

Minnesota law requires six hours of behind-the-wheel instruction to qualify a student to take their Driver’s License test. Behind-the-Wheel sessions typically meet three to four times, in order to complete the six hours needed for each student driver in the car. Behind-the-Wheel sessions are offered April through November, weather permitting, with the majority of sessions in the summer months. Please Note: It is recommend that students have 20 hours supervised driving time with parent/guardian before beginning behind the wheel.

Minnesota law requires six hours of behind-the-wheel instruction to qualify a student to take their Driver’s License test. Behind-the-Wheel sessions typically meet three to four times, in order to complete the six hours needed for each student driver in the car. Behind-the-Wheel sessions are offered April through November, weather permitting, with the majority of sessions in the summer months. If you have any questions or concerns, please call our office at (952)758-1734.

Teen Driver Safety Parent Awareness Class Attention parents of soon-to-be teen drivers! Do you know the real risks for teen drivers? Do you know the restrictions on new teen drivers? Can you cancel your teen’s license? Learn the answers to these questions and more in this class. Experts on young driver behaviors agree that involved parents make a difference in reducing crashes. This class will increase your awareness of the most common risks for teen drivers (you may be surprised!) and teen driver laws. It will increase your understanding of the strong influence you can have on your teen’s driving behavior. Parents — who understand teen driving risks and laws — can help their teen become a safer driver. Don’t miss this important opportunity to become aware of the risks your teen faces and arm yourself with ways you can keep them safe. It is not required that teens attend, but they are welcome to as parents see fit. Hosted by local driver education instructors and guest law enforcement speakers in partnership with the Minnesota Teen Safe Driving Coalition and the Minnesota Department of Public Safety. Pizza & pop will be served! There is no fee for this class. Registration is preferred.