At Nest Driving School, our Parent / Teen 90-Minute Class is designed to help parents and teens understand the process of learning to drive safely and responsibly. This Virginia DMV-approved parent teen driver meeting makes parents, guardians, and teens aware of the driver’s education process, Virginia licensing requirements, and the steps needed to earn a driver’s license. Whether you’re looking for a parent teen driving course, parent teen driver education, or a parent teen orientation driving school, our certified instructors provide clear and practical guidance so both parents and teens feel confident starting their driving journey.

 

On July 1, 2022 this parent involvement driver education component course became mandatory statewide in Virginia to encourage parents to join teens driver education. A fact that emerges from a large number of studies is that teens whose parents take part in a parent-teen driver safety class are less likely to be involved in crashes after getting their driver’s license.

 

Note: After your online enrollment, our instructor will reach out to you via call or text to confirm your details and arrange a suitable schedule for your session.

Course Highlights

  • Requirements for Teens to Obtain a Driver’s License.
  • The Developing Teenage Brain & Driving Risks.
  • Interacting with Law Enforcement.
  • Understanding Traffic Laws & Road Signs
  • Parental Guidance & Supervised Driving Tips.

Frequently asked questions

Find answers to the most common questions about our driving courses, lesson schedules, pricing, and training methods. Our FAQ section is designed to provide clarity and help learners make informed decisions before starting their driving journey.

It’s basically a quick 90-minute class approved by the DMV to get you and your teen on the same page before they actually start driving. This 90 minute short training session covers Virginia's licensing requirements for new drivers , safe driving practices, and the important role that parents play in helping teens become responsible drivers.

If you’re under 18 and taking driver’s ed, you and a parent or whoever is helping you practice need to attend the Drivers Ed Parent Teen Meeting, a 90-minute class required by the Virginia DMV. It’s just a quick way to get you both up to speed on Virginia's licensing rules and how to stay safe on the road.

At Nest Driving School, the Parent Teen Driver Meeting is currently offered in person for students in Virginia. If you are located outside Virginia or are unable to attend in person, please contact our team to ask about online class availability and whether it meets your specific requirements.

At Nest Driving School, the Parent Teen Driver Meeting is free for students enrolled in our driver education program. If you are not currently enrolled, the standalone class fee is **$100**. Please contact our team to learn about class availability and reserve your seat.

Yes. A legal guardian may attend the Parent Teen Driver Meeting instead of a parent. The parent or legal guardian is expected to participate in the 90-minute class with the teen driver, where they will learn about Virginia's driver education requirements, safe driving practices, and ways to support the teen's driving experience.

If you're searching for a Parent Teen Driving Class near me in Virginia, choose a Virginia DMV-approved driving school that offers the required 90-minute Parent Teen Driver Meeting. Nest Driving School provides this class with experienced instructors in a supportive learning environment to help teens and their parent or legal guardian understand safe driving practices and Virginia's licensing requirements. Contact us to view upcoming class schedules and reserve your seat.

Yes. In Virginia, the Parent Teen Driving Class is required for students under 18 who are enrolled in a Virginia DMV-approved driver education program. The 90-minute class must be attended by the teen driver and a parent or legal guardian. It covers Virginia's graduated licensing requirements, safe driving practices, and the important role parents play in helping new drivers develop safe driving habits.

The Teen Driver Parent Meeting covers Virginia's graduated licensing requirements, teen driving laws, defensive driving techniques, distracted and impaired driving risks, and strategies for reducing crashes involving new drivers. Parents and teens also learn how to work together to build safe driving habits, improve communication behind the wheel, and prepare for a lifetime of responsible driving.

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