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The Next Street is the best driving school in Southington! Getting your license is a big deal, but it shouldn’t be a hassle. We make the process simple and stress-free.
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The Next Street - Southington Driving School
27 Meriden Ave., Southington, CT
06489, United States
Hours
Frequently Asked Questions About The Next Street - Southington Driving School
How old do I have to be to get my driver's license in Connecticut?
You must be 16 years old or older to get your driver's license in Connecticut.
New Drivers under 18 years old that take the Full Driver Education Bundle must hold a permit for 120 days before testing for a license.
New Drivers under 18 years old that take the 8 Hour Safe Driving Course must hold a permit for 180 days before testing for a license.
New Drivers 18 and over must hold a permit for 90 days, regardless of the program you enroll in.
What is the minimum driving school requirement to get a license in Connecticut?
All new drivers, regardless of age, must take at least an 8 hour driving class with a State Approved driving school to be eligible to test for your driver's license.
Is the classroom portion of driver's ed online, in person, or either?
The Next Street offers fully online, virtual classes, taught live on Zoom by a certified driving instructor/educator.
How long does it take to complete driver's ed at The Next Street?
Our Full Driver Education Bundle classroom portion usually takes 8 weeks to complete, but a student can complete it sooner. The 8 Hour Safe Driving Course usually takes 2 weeks.
Do you need a learner's permit to start classes at The Next Street?
You do not need a learner's permit to begin the classroom portion, but it is required for any in car driving lessons.
What do I need to bring to my driving lesson?
Students must have their physical plastic learner’s permit with them for every Driving Lesson. No photocopies allowed.
Open toed and open heeled shoes (even crocs) are not permitted- please wear appropriate footwear, we recommend sneakers.
Make sure you have your corrective lenses (contacts or glasses) if indicated on your permit.
Please note: Students that arrive without these items will not be able to drive and will be subject to our $175 no show fee.
For the safety of our customers and employees, training, and quality assurance purposes, all Behind The Wheel lessons and Road Tests conducted in The Next Street Vehicles may be video and audio recorded. These recordings are retained in accordance with public records laws.
What services does The Next Street driving school in Southington offer?
The Next Street offers a full driver education program, driver's license testing, private driving lessons, learner's permit prep and practice, driving school support, and an 8 Hour Safe Driving Course.
Do I need a learner's permit before starting driving lessons at The Next Street?
You do not need a learner's permit to begin the classroom portion, but a learner's permit is required for any in-car driving lessons.
How old do I have to be to get my driver's license in Connecticut through The Next Street?
You must be at least 16 years old to get your driver's license in Connecticut. Permit holding times before testing vary depending on age and course taken.
Are the classroom portions of the driving courses at The Next Street offered online?
Yes, The Next Street offers fully online virtual classes taught live on Zoom by certified driving instructors.
What are the operating hours for The Next Street driving school in Southington?
The school is open Monday to Thursday from 8:00 AM to 6:30 PM, Friday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and Saturday from 8:00 AM to noon. It is closed on Sundays and certain holidays.
What forms of payment are accepted at The Next Street driving school?
The Next Street accepts American Express, Discover, MasterCard, PayPal, and Visa for payments.
Is The Next Street driving school accessible for people with disabilities?
Yes, the facility has wheelchair accessible entrances and restrooms, and it is a safe and welcoming space for all customers including LGBTQ and transgender individuals.
Which nearby places can I visit around The Next Street in Southington?
Nearby notable places include the Southington Public Library, Southington Historical Society, and the Southington Arts & Crafts Association, which are great for community and cultural engagement before or after your driving lessons.
Are there medical services close to The Next Street driving school in Southington?
Yes, there are several nearby health services including Southington Optometric LLC, Dr. Heather L. Theriault optometrist, and Team Demas Orthodontics, providing convenient access to eye care and dental services.
How can nearby insurance agencies help a new driver attending The Next Street?
Nearby insurance agencies such as Farmers Insurance - Andy Munoz Agency and Rapacky & Rapacky offer insurance services that new drivers can consult with to obtain auto insurance policies after getting their licenses.