Colorado Drivers Education

Affordable and Convenient Colorado Driver Education

Colorado Learner's Permit training is available from NDSS - Coloradodrivereducation.com. Our goal is to provide Colorado teens with the tools they need to become safe, defensive drivers at the best value. The course includes up-to-date, Colorado-specific information and fulfills the 30-hour Colorado Drivers Education requirement.

Because our Colorado Driver’s Education Course is online, you can log on and off any time  you want.  Sign on 24/7 from school, home, or any other online computer. This is perfect for students with busy school schedules to work towards getting their Colorado Learners Permit and Colorado Drivers License. Work before or after school and go at your own pace.

Help Is Available 24/7
Our Colorado Drivers Education Customer Service team is friendly and helpful. If you are wondering whether this course is the right course for you, if you need help with the website, or if you have a question before or after the Colorado Learner's Permit course, you can contact our expert Customer Support team at NDSS any time 24/7. Call, email, or chat live with a staff member day or night - we are always here to help.

State and DMV Approved
The NDSS Colorado Drivers Education course is DMV-approved to cover the 30-hour Colorado Drivers License for Teen education classroom requirement. There are a few Colorado Drivers Education Course requirements for Colorado teens to complete before they get their permit.

After you complete our driver education course, you'll receive a Certificate of Completion that you'll need to take to the DMV in order to get your permit. Once you get your permit, if you are under 16 years, 6 months old, you must complete 6 hours of Behind the Wheel training (unless you live over 30 miles from a full-time druver education school). All teens with their permit must log 50 hours of driving, 10 which need to be at night.

You must have your permit for 12 full months before you can apply for your license.

Teens must also keep a written log that indicates they have completed 50 hours of driving practice with a supervisor, and at least 10 of the hours must be driven at night.