Driver education in Burbank, CA

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Teen driver education from AAA

At AAA, we believe road safety begins with education. From new teen drivers to experienced adults, we offer traffic safety programs and driver education designed to build real skills behind the wheel.

Finding the right driving school can make a lasting difference. AAA’s curriculum draws on leading road safety research and puts teen safety at the center of every lesson.

Choose the driver training program that fits your teen in Burbank, CA

Every teen is different. Some need the full licensing path. Others have already completed driver education and only need in-car lessons.

Lesson Only

6 hours behind-the-wheel lessons only

For students who already completed driver education

  • Includes 6 hours of behind-the-wheel instruction.
  • Good fit if your teen only needs the in-car portion.
  • For students who already completed online or classroom driver education.
  • Student must have a valid permit before lessons begin.
Best for: Students who already handled the classroom or online course and are ready for in-car training.
AAA Member Price $454
New Member Price $513

New member pricing includes the lesson package plus a 1-year AAA membership.

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Lesson Only

10 hours behind-the-wheel lessons only

For students who already completed driver education

  • Includes 10 hours of behind-the-wheel instruction.
  • Includes exclusive freeway practice with an AAA instructor.
  • For students who already completed online or classroom driver education.
  • Student must have a valid permit before lessons begin.
Best for: Students who already handled the classroom or online course and are ready for in-car training.
AAA Member Price $599
New Member Price $658

New member pricing includes the lesson package plus a 1-year AAA membership.

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We also offer these driving services

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Teen driver evaluation

Our Freeway Driving Evaluation provides a targeted, one-on-one assessment of your teen's high-speed habits. Whether they just finished AAA Drivers Ed or dread the on-ramp, a professional evaluation identifies their weak spots and ensures they have the safe, defensive skills needed for solo highway driving.

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Supplementary private driving lessons

A Driver's Ed course covers the basics, but mastering the road takes time. Supplementary private driving lessons give your teen tailored, one-on-one instruction to build real-world confidence. Whether they need to conquer highway merging or polish their parking, extra practice with a professional ensures safe, defensive habits that last a lifetime.

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Adult in-car skills audit

A driving skill evaluation includes an in-car evaluation of your driving abilities and a recommendation regarding any further specialized driver's training. This in-car skills audit takes the driver along a route, giving an instructor the opportunity to observe performance.

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 must obtain their permit and contact their instructor within 30 days of the reserved session start date to avoid rescheduling fees and delayed lessons. All behind-the-wheel lessons must be completed within a year of the reserved session date. Fees cannot be waived if the student is delayed in obtaining their permit. No refunds after 1 year.

Lessons are 1 hour each, but keep in mind that teens under 17½ must hold their permit for at least 6 months. The permit is not valid until signed by an instructor during the first behind-the-wheel lesson; please do not allow your teen to drive until their permit is signed. Subsequent lessons are spaced out over the mandatory 6-month waiting time to allow the student time to practice between lessons. We try to schedule a student's last lesson close to their road test date. Students must also complete 50 hours of supervised driving, including 10 hours at night, with a parent or guardian before taking their road test. A parent or guardian must sign under penalty of perjury confirming their student completed 50 hours of supervised driving.

AAA has designed routes for each lesson that challenge new drivers and meet certain learning objectives. These routes begin and end at a AAA location to provide instruction consistency and efficient use of lesson time.

More than an hour behind the wheel at a time can add to the already-stressful learning experience. Hour-long lessons allow us to spread out the learning process over a longer period and to spend quality instruction time with the student. Students spend 55 minutes behind the wheel; the last 5 minutes are spent discussing the student's performance, practice suggestions, and scheduling the next lesson.

Our program is designed around safety, not speed of completion. We space out lessons so the student has contact with their instructor during the 6-month learning process and just before taking the road test.


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