5-hour pre-licensing class on Zoom

Annettes Driving School – 5-hour pre-licensing class on Zoom(internet distance learning) is open. Please register through the link below. You will be able to view your certificate number in the Zoom class and your certificate will be mailed to you the next business day.  NY DMV approved!

Class Locations: Zoom (distance learning) – You will be emailed a link to join the Zoom class within 12 hours of the start time (please make sure your email is correct).  Please download the Zoom app. Your certificate will be mailed to you or you can pick it up the next business day.

5-Hour Pre-Licensing Class (MV-278) This course is required by NY State prior to scheduling a road test appointment. 

What to bring:

• New York Learners Permit
• $65.00
• *New DMV Rule – Only the Permit Card with the picture can be accepted at the 5-hour class.  Please wait for the permit card to come in the mail before taking the class*

Two ways to register:

• Register online below
• Call 516-644-6207

When you arrive for your road test, you must bring the Pre-licensing Course Completion Certificate (MV-278) and your learner permit. If you have a junior learner permit (age 16 or 17) you must also bring a completed Certification of 50 Hours of Supervised Driving (MV-262)

http://www.dmv.ny.gov/forms/mv262.pdf signed by a parent or guardian. This does not apply to applicants 17 years old who have completed a Certified Driver Education Course and present a valid Student Certificate of Completion (MV-285) at the road test. If you do not have the required items, you will NOT be given a road test.

GOVERNOR CUOMO ANNOUNCES DMV LICENSED DRIVING SCHOOLS CAN NOW CONDUCT DISTANCE LEARNING PRE-LICENSING COURSES   

NYS DMV Has Issued Guidance to Driving Schools Allowing Them to Conduct Pre-Licensing Courses Using Established and Secure Technology, Such as Zoom, WebEx, Go To Meeting, and Skype   

Distance Learning Courses Will Meet Demand for Driver Training While Adhering to Social Distancing Guidelines as COVID-19 Public Health Crisis Continues    

Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced that DMV-licensed driving schools can now conduct distance learning Pre-Licensing Courses. Due to the COVID-19 public health crisis, driving schools across the state have been unable to offer the Pre-Licensing Course – also known as the five-hour course – to students. In order to safely meet the demand for driver training while adhering to social distancing guidelines, the State Department of Motor Vehicles has issued guidance to driving schools allowing them to conduct Pre-Licensing Courses using established and secure technology, such as Zoom, WebEx, Go To Meeting and Skype.

“As we continue establishing a new normal it’s important to be flexible in how we administer certain services including the process for getting a driver’s license,” Governor Cuomo said. “The pre-licensing course is critical for New Yorkers to learn how to drive safely, and allowing driving schools to teach this course remotely will allow courses to resume without risking the health and safety of those participating.”

Any DMV-licensed driving school that is currently authorized to teach Pre-Licensing and chooses to conduct the course via distance learning technology