Aceable Drivers Ed & Test Prep - Driver's ed & permit test

Obtain Your Driver's License & Excel in Your Permit Examination – Anytime, Anywhere

Are you prepared to drive? Aceable makes it easy, enjoyable, and cost-effective for you to secure your driver's license and excel in your permit examination.

With Aceable, you can complete state-recognized driver’s education courses and prepare for your DMV permit exam – all through a single application! Our engaging lessons, limitless practice exams, and the latest Permit Test Prep resources will help you succeed with ease.

Why Choose Aceable?

Over 1 million students have relied on Aceable to obtain their permits and licenses. Approved in states like Texas, Florida, California, Illinois, Ohio, Nevada, Oklahoma, and Pennsylvania, our courses fully comply with state regulations and are crafted to keep you engaged throughout your learning process.

Ditch the tedious lectures and embark on an enjoyable driver's education experience with videos, relatable memes, and interactive lessons that make studying enjoyable and straightforward.

Features You Will Appreciate:

COMPREHENSIVE DRIVER’S ED COURSES

• State-approved classes for both your permit and driver’s license.

• Fulfill all educational stipulations – entirely online.

• Learn through captivating videos, animations, and memes.

NEW! PERMIT TEST PREP COURSES

• Conquer your DMV written examination with focused, step-by-step preparation.

• Enhance your confidence with customized practice questions aimed at helping you succeed.

• Aceable supports you throughout the process – no hidden fees or complications.

UNLIMITED PRACTICE EXAMS

• Study more effectively with endless practice questions and tests.

• No extra costs for additional test prep materials.

ACTUALLY FUN AND ENGAGING

• Clever writing, pertinent memes, and entertaining videos ensure you stay focused.

• Say farewell to dull drivers ed – our feedback is testimony to our success!

LEARN AT YOUR CONVENIENCE

• Accessible on any device, with automatic progress synchronization.

• Study at your preferred pace, according to your schedule.

PARENTAL TRACKING TOOLS

• Monitor your teen’s development with intuitive tools.

• Access test outcomes and course milestones for peace of mind.

Why Delay? Begin Today!

Download Aceable now and become part of thousands of students who’ve opted for a quick, enjoyable, and budget-friendly route to obtaining their license.

State Course Endorsements:

• Texas: TDLR Provider #116

• California: DMV Provider #E2017

• Illinois: Approved Course #3352

• Florida: TLSAE Code #NR2

• Ohio: Course #1462

• Nevada: DMV School License #PRDS00046773

• Pennsylvania: Licensed by the Department of Education

Aceable is endorsed by:

Texas Department of Licensing & Regulation (TDLR)

California DMV

Florida DHSMV

Ohio BMV

Nevada DMV

Pennsylvania Department of Education

Simplifying the DMV Permit Test

Aceable extends beyond basic driving education with Permit Test Prep courses designed to ensure you are thoroughly prepared for your DMV written examination. Regardless of what your DMV is known as—DOL, DOT, DPS, or BMV—our courses cater to the requirements of every state.

Download Aceable today to take the first step toward mastering your permit exam and securing your license!

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Moving to Ohio? A New Law Requires Drivers Ed for Temporary Residents

If you're relocating to Ohio and planning to drive, there’s a new rule you need to know. Starting July 1, 2025, temporary residents in Ohio—people living in the state without establishing full residency—must complete a state-approved 24-hour drivers education course before applying for a drivers license.

This change affects a wide range of new Ohioans, from college students to long-term visitors. And if you're in that group, here’s what it means—and what to do next.

What Is a “Temporary Resident” in Ohio?

Ohio defines a temporary resident as someone who’s living in the state for a significant period of time, but who isn’t considered a permanent resident under state law.

That might include:

Out-of-state students enrolled at an Ohio college or university

Professionals working in Ohio on temporary job assignments

Long-term international visitors living in Ohio for school, work, or family reasons

Individuals relocating but not yet meeting Ohio’s full residency criteria

If you’re planning to get your Ohio drivers license and fall into one of these categories, this law applies to you.

What the New Law Requires

To be eligible for a drivers license, temporary residents must now complete a 24-hour Ohio drivers ed course approved by the Ohio Department of Public Safety.

Before starting the course, students will need to pass a quick identity check. If you’re unable to verify your information online, you’ll be asked to complete a short affidavit instead. It’s a simple step to make sure your course completion is recognized by the state—no delays, no surprises.

What Changed and Why It Matters

Before this law, temporary residents could sometimes skip formal drivers ed or use documentation from other states. That’s no longer the case.

The new rule ensures that all drivers, regardless of residency status, meet Ohio’s educational standards before getting behind the wheel. It’s a move toward consistent safety—and now, it’s non-negotiable.

What is the risk of ignoring this change? You could take the wrong course, submit the wrong paperwork, or show up at the BMV only to find out your training doesn’t count.

Who This Impacts Most

If you're moving to Ohio for school, work, or a long-term visit and plan to drive, this law affects you. Common scenarios include:

A college freshman from out of state who never got licensed at home

An international grad student staying in Ohio for more than six months

A professional on a temporary contract who needs a local license

What To Do Next

Confirm your residency status. If you’re not a permanent resident but are living in Ohio for the foreseeable future, you’re likely affected.

Choose a course that meets Ohio’s updated rules.

Get started early. The 24-hour requirement can be completed online, but it still takes time.

Bottom Line

If you're moving to Ohio and need a drivers license, the rules have changed. As of July 1, 2025, drivers ed is no longer optional for temporary residents.

Aceable is here to make compliance simple. No paperwork confusion. No missed requirements. Just a clear, mobile-first path to getting licensed in your new state.