Maine AAA Driving School classroom, online, & in-car instruction course

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Help prepare your teen for the road ahead

The Maine blended classroom, online, and in-car instruction course includes a research-based curriculum with highly interactive content that focuses on safety, not speed of course completion. The course meets the Maine Bureau of Motor vehicles training requirements.

Blended driver education course includes:

  • 7 hours of classroom training
  • Self-paced AAA How To Drive online course
  • 10 hours of behind-the-wheel instruction

Upcoming Courses - Portland

  • Tue, Aug 18, 2026
    6:00PM - 8:00PM
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  • Tue, Sep 15, 2026
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  • Tue, Jan 5, 2027
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  • Tue, May 4, 2027
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  • Tue, Jul 13, 2027
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Teen driver education blended driver education course

Upon successful completion of the course, your teen will receive a free 12-month dependent associate membership and may also qualify for a AAA auto insurance discount.

  • Meets Maine DMV requirements
  • Course is focused on safety and defensive driving skills
  • Interactive exercises helps teens retain information
  • State-certified curriculum
  • AAA-trusted instructors

Driver Education Course

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AAA member price $650
New member price $705

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Learn at your own pace, anytime

Our Online How to Drive Course is state-approved by New Hampshire for novice driver education and built for teens working toward their license.

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Manage your course with our student portal

Once students are enrolled, they can log in and view upcoming behind-the-wheel lessons, make or modify appointments, and more.

Frequently asked questions

New to our driving program? Find answers to the most common questions about lessons, scheduling, and what to expect on your road to getting licensed.

Students may begin scheduling driving lessons after completion of the second in-person class. This is a state requirement: there are no exceptions.

Students must have an active portal and must be signed into the portal to schedule driving lessons. Students may have up to two driving lessons scheduled at any given time. Once a student has signed up for a Driver Ed session, instructions will be emailed on how to successfully sign up for a student portal.

The coursework for each session is scheduled over a four-week period, with driving lessons extending after that. The complete driver education course includes 7 hours of classroom instruction, successfully completing the AAA How to Drive online course, and passing the final in-person exam. Students must also complete 10 hours of behind-the-wheel instruction.

Yes, you must complete the online course prior to taking your scheduled in-person final exam.

If you need to cancel your space in the class, you must provide at least 10 business days’ notice prior to the scheduled orientation or your deposit/balance will be forfeited.

If a student needs to cancel and reschedule a driving lesson, the student may do so through the Student Portal. Driving lessons must be cancelled at least 24 business hours prior to the driving lesson, otherwise a $50.00 fee may be incurred. The fee must be paid before the next driving lesson, or the next driving lesson may be cancelled.

Research shows that the best learning experience is when behind-the-wheel training is integrated with the classroom/online learning. You should aim to schedule 2 hours of behind-the-wheel training per week. Maine Bureau of Motor Vehicles requires that a student must resume training within six months if lessons have been paused.

Full payment is required to be received by the school no later than 10 business days prior to the Parent/Student Orientation date for that session.

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