Remedial / License Reinstatement Course
Did your license get revoked/suspended? Don’t you worry. MyDrive Academy can help you regain your driving privileges with our Remedial Course and get you back on the road safely and responsibly. Our course will equip you with all the necessary knowledge and skills to regain your driver’s license and be on your way to a brighter, more mobile future.
- The remedial course in Illinois teaches students to act responsibly and rationally in driving situations.
- This remedial driving course is one of the state requirements for individuals to regain their license after suspension.
- Same day Secretary of State Record Sumbission.
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Absolutely. Our courses have been designed to meet each student where they are in the process of learning to drive, and our test-prep courses have ensured that students can pass their permit and road tests with confidence and ease.
MyDA’s highly trained, state-licensed instructors are used to accommodating students who have apprehensions about driving a car. Lessons are conducted at a pace that best fits a student’s needs, and will only move forward to more advanced skills when the student feels comfortable.
Our permit-test preparation course has helped thousands of driving students pass the permit exam. At the end of the two-hour course, students take practice tests similar to the real exam to reinforce the knowledge gained during the class.
Yes. Visit this page or call us at (630) 760-2255 to get started.
MyDA has a variety of lesson packages available to fit the needs and capabilities of every beginning and intermediate driver. You can look over our available classes here or call our operators at (630) 760-2255 for specific advice.
No one can guarantee how quickly or slowly things will move at the SOS, but in general Fridays are more crowded than other days, and afternoons are more crowded than mornings.
It is strongly recommended that anyone who needs to visit a Secretary of State facility should make an appointment in advance at the SOS’s scheduling site. Permit-test or road-test appointments should be scheduled with time to spare.
The Secretary of State’s Facility Finder lists all SOS-location addresses in Illinois, along with their hours of operation, phone numbers, and other useful information.
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