Phone/Text: (586) 443-6717
Mon - Fri: 9a-6p
Saturday: 9a - 2p
Turner School Of Driving (TSOD)
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20490 Harper Avenue
Harper Woods, MI 48225
Office will be closed
March 26 - March 31, 2023.
We will reopen on Sat, April 1st.
How to obtain a Michigan's Driver's License
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Segment 1 Expectations
After completion of this course, the student will apply for their Graduated Drivers License 1 (GDL 1) from the Secretary of state. Once obtained, the student must accumulate 30 hours of drive time with their driving coach or parent (28 hours of day time. 2 hours of night time) to qualify for Segment 2.
Segment 2 Expectations
Segment 2 is a 3-day course. 6 hours of class time. There is no driving requirement for this course. The student must attend ALL 3 days. The student must pass a 20 question state exam.
Michigan's Graduated Driver Licensing
The Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) consists of three licensing levels:
Level 1 License - a supervised learner's license issued to teen drivers at least 14 years 9 months old.
Level 2 License - an intermediate license that limits passengers and the unsupervised nighttime driving for teen drivers at least 16 years old.
Level 3 License - a full-privilege driver license issued to teen drivers at least 17 years old after they have successfully completed all the previous instructional and driving requirements.
Road Testing Requirements
New Drivers: Probationary Period
A violation of the Level 2 restrictions under the Graduated Driver Licensing program is a civil infraction and will result in two points on the teen's license. A notice of the civil infraction will be sent to designated parent or legal guardian. In addition, the period the teen must have a Level 2 license will be extended for 12 months. The teen will be required to appear for a driver reexamination with possible license suspension and/or additional restrictions imposed.