Arizona Driving Schools

Find an ADOT-licensed driving school in Arizona

Every school here appears on ADOT MVD's published lists of professional driving schools, as of Nov 3, 2026. Start with car and teen schools (Class D/G), or filter for motorcycle and commercial (CDL) training.

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How a teen gets a license in Arizona

  1. At 15 years and 6 months, apply for a Class G instruction permit (knowledge test, vision test, and parent or guardian approval).
  2. Hold the permit for 6 months and practice with a licensed driver age 21 or older beside you.
  3. Log at least 30 hours of supervised practice, 10 at night, and take the road test (20 hours, 6 at night, after an approved defensive driving or traffic survival school driver ed program). Or complete a high school or privately operated driver education program, which ADOT lists as "Road Test Waived".
  4. At 16 or older, apply for the Class G license. Restrictions apply for the first 6 months.

Source: ADOT MVD, Teen Driver Guide to Class G Permit and License. Read our full step by step guide.

What does teen driver ed cost?

Use the teen driver cost calculator. It uses only prices published on schools' own websites, each with a link and the date we checked.