Wisconsin Online Driver Education

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Driver’s Education designed with you in mind

When teens are first learning to drive, they are highly receptive to important messages about the dangers of unsafe driving and driving while intoxicated. That is why it is so important for parents to get involved at this initial stage to ensure proper and thorough education to help set ground rules and instill good driving habits, as their teen takes on the responsibility of operating a motor vehicle.

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Course Syllabus

Course Duration

This 30-hour online course is timed, meaning a student must spend the minimum required time on each lesson page before advancing to the next. Students may not spend more than 2 hours per day taking the course, so the entire course will take a minimum of 15 days to complete.

Final Exam

The final exam is online and must be passed with a score of 85% or better. The student will have three (3) opportunities to pass the exam UNLESS he or she orders the "Unlimited Final Exam Retakes" upgrade, in which case they can take the exam an unlimited number of times until they pass.

Delivery

Arcade Driving School, our approved partner in Wisconsin, will electronically report each student's completion to the DOT. Once this happens, the student will be in the DOT database as having completed the required course and eligible to apply for a permit. Therefore, there is no paper certificate or official form for students to bring to DMV when applying for a permit.

Chapters

  1. 1
    1.1 Welcome & The Basics
    1.2 The Importance of Driver’s Education
    1.3 Wisconsin’s Point System
    1.4 Types of Driver’s Licenses
    1.5 Required Documents and Duplicate Licenses
    1.6 Wisconsin REAL ID
    1.7 Responsible Use of Your License
    1.8 Taking the Test
    1.9 Wrap Up
  2. 2
    2.1 The Road Test
    2.2 Getting Prepared
    2.3 Taking the Road Test
    2.4 Tur​​​​​ns
    2.5 Intersections
    2.6 Changing Lanes
    2.7 Driving in a Business or Residential Area
    2.8 Roadside Stop and Start (Hill Park)
    2.9 ​Parking Skills
    2.10 Backing
    2.11 Parking Lot Driving
    2.12 STOP! (Or How to Disqualify for Your Road Test)
    2.13 Fees
    2.14 Motorcycle Skills Test and Courses
    2.15 The Vision Test
    2.16 Wrap Up
  3. 3
    3.1 Vehicle Ownership Responsibilities
    3.2 Overview of Auto Insurance
    3.3 Required Insurance Coverage in Wisconsin
    3.4 Opting Out of Insurance and Uninsured Motor Vehicle Fees
    3.5 Wrap Up
  4. 4
    4.1 Psychophysical/Psychological Aspects
    4.2 The Limits and Penalties for Operating While Intoxicated
    4.3 Chemical Test Refusal in Wisconsin
    4.4 Wisconsin SR22 Requirements
    4.5 Ignition Interlock Devices (IIDs)
    4.6 Other Drugs and Driving
    4.7 Avoiding Road Rage and Driver Overwhelm
    4.8 The Psychology of a Driver
    4.9 The Physical Nature of the Driver
    4.10 Your Physical Condition
    4.11 Prevent Distractions
    4.12 Wrap Up
  5. 5
    5.1 Knowing your Vehicle and its Equipment
    5.2 Purchase & Sale of a Vehicle
    5.3 Engine Power
    5.4 Car Parts/Systems and Other Mysteries
    5.5 Safety Equipment
    5.6 What to do When Things Go Wrong
    5.7 Economical and Environmental Use of Your vehicle
    5.8 Vehicle Emissions
    5.9 Wrap Up
  6. 6
    6.1 Become a Defensive Driver Using SIPDE
    6.2 Scanning: A How-To
    6.3 Maintain an Adequate Visual Lead
    6.4 Speed, and Following and Braking Distance
    6.5 A Word About Emergency Braking
    6.6 A Word About Skid Techniques
    6.7 Not Just Defensive; Safe and Courteous
    6.8 Sharing the Road
    6.9 Special Circumstances: Work Zones, School Zones, Railroads, and Move-Over Laws
    6.10 Speeding: Accidents that Can’t Wait to Happen
    6.11 Other Forms of Irresponsible Driving
    6.12 What If … the Worst Happens: What to Do After a Crash
    6.13 Inspect, Detect, Correct
    6.14 Dangers of Carbon Monoxide
    6.15 One Last Thing: Buckle Up!
    6.16 Chapter Summary
    6.17 Wrap Up
  7. 7
    7.1 Driving Green
    7.2 Take Alternative Transportation
    7.3 Wrap Up
  8. 8
    8.1 Before You Drive
    8.2 After you Enter the Car
    8.3 Start Your Engines
    8.4 Wrap Up
  9. 9
    9.1 Watch the Signs
    9.2 Traffic Signals
    9.3 Signs
    9.4 Lanes, Lines, and Other Markings
    9.5 Metered Ramps
    9.6 Wrap Up
  10. 10
    10.1 Stopping, Standing, Parking, and Backing Up
    10.2 Backing Up
    10.3 Wrap Up
  11. 11
    11.1 Turns and Intersections
    11.2 Signaling a Turn
    11.3 Turns and Pedestrians
    11.4 Traditional Turns – Turning Left and Right
    11.5 Roundabouts
    11.6 U-turns
    11.7 Y-turns
    11.8 Types of Intersections
    11.9 Identifying an Intersection
    11.10 Crossing and Turning
    11.11 Wrap Up
  12. 12
    12.1 Hazards of Railroad Crossing
    12.2 Railroad Crossing Hazards
    12.3 Railroad Crossing Safety and Controls
    12.4 Railroad Lights and Gates
    12.5 Rules for Vehicles
    12.6 Railroad Crossing ‘Best Practices’
    12.7 Handling Locations of Excessive Danger
    12.8 Worst Railroad Crossing Accident
    12.9 Wisconsin Railroad Crossings
    12.10 Wrap Up
  13. 13
    13.1 Right of Way
    13.2 Wrap Up
  14. 14
    14.1 School Buses
    14.2 Wrap Up
  15. 15
    15.1 Your Surroundings
    15.2 Adjusting to Your Surroundings
    15.3 Sharing the Road
    15.4 Wrap Up
  16. 16
    16.1 Consider the Conditions
    16.2 Driving in Fog
    16.3 Driving in the Rain
    16.4 Going Through Deep Water
    16.5 Hydroplaning
    16.6 Wrap Up
  17. 17
    17.1 Urban Driving – Special Circumstance
    17.2 City Traffic
    17.3 Speed Limits
    17.4 Stay in Your Lane and Watch Your Position
    17.5 Watch Out
    17.6 Hazards on City Streets
    17.7 Other Special Conditions
    17.8 Wrap Up
  18. 18
    18.1 Rural Driving and Special Circumstances
    18.2 Curves
    18.3 Hills and Mountains
    18.4 Animals
    18.5 Other Motorists
    18.6 Terrain
    18.7 Wrap Up
  19. 19
    19.1 Expressway Driving
    19.2 Entering the Expressway
    19.3 Expressways: Lane Management
    19.4 Knowing When to Increase Your Following Intervals
    19.5 Passing on Expressways and Multiple-Lane Roads
    19.6 Expressways: Safety & Special Conditions
    19.7 Expressways: Exiting
    19.8 Wrap Up
  20. 20
    20.1 Passing
    20.2 When Passing Is Prohibited
    20.3 Establish a Safe Response for Hazards
    20.4 Wrap Up
  21. 21
    21.1 Long Rides and Road Trips
    21.2 Rural Highways: An Overview
    21.3 Highway Construction and Maintenance Areas
    21.4 Other Potential Hazards
    21.5 Other Vehicle Meeting Conditions
    21.6 Rough Roads
    21.7 Traction
    21.8 Field of View
    21.9 Wrap Up
  22. 22
    22.1 Consider Donation
    22.2 Organ Tissue Donation
    22.3 Why Does This Need to be on My License?
    22.4 What Can Be Donated?
    22.5 Religious Considerations
    22.6 What Forms do I Need to Complete?
    22.7 Wrap Up
  23. 23
    23.1 Final Exam

 

Polk Wisconsin Online Drivers Ed and Polk Wisconsin Online Learners Permit Courses

Course:
Polk Wisconsin Online Driver Education Courses
Purpose:
To obtain yours Polk Wisconsin Learners Permit or Drivers License
Price:
$125.00 – lowest price in the Polk Wisconsin!
Description:
Our Polk Wisconsin drivers ed courses are fast, fun and easy! No other Polk Wisconsin driver ed course makes getting your learners permit or drivers license so much fun! Our courses contain brand new videos, interactive video games, award-winning animations, and much more!
Certificate:
Once you complete this Polk Wisconsin internet drivers ed course, we will send you a certificate of completion via regular US Mail or through one of our convenient FedEx shipping options.
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