Who Needs Adult Driver Education?
You generally need the course if you:
Are 18, 19, or 20
Are applying for your first Illinois driver's license
Have never completed an approved driver education course
Online Course
The course is at least six hours and covers Illinois traffic laws, signs, signals, markings, impaired driving, distraction, speed, safety belts, nighttime driving, risk taking, and right-of-way. (Illinois Secretary of State)
It does not include behind-the-wheel instruction.
Prospect Heights Licensing Process
Complete the online course, pass the provider test, obtain your certificate, prepare required documents, and complete the remaining Secretary of State licensing requirements.
Driving in Prospect Heights
Prospect Heights is located in the northwest suburban portion of Cook County and is surrounded by a network of major suburban arterial roads.
Important corridors include Rand Road, Euclid Avenue, Palatine Road, and Route 83.
Major Roads
Rand Road / U.S. 12 and U.S. 45
Euclid Avenue
Palatine Road
Elmhurst Road
Route 83
I-294 nearby
I-90 nearby
Primary Local Driving Topic: Multi-Lane Arterials
New drivers should practice maintaining lane position and anticipating turns on multi-lane suburban roads.
Use signals early and check blind spots before changing lanes.
Additional Safety Topic: Commercial Traffic
Rand Road and surrounding commercial corridors can include shopping traffic, turning vehicles, delivery vehicles, and pedestrians.
Drivers should reduce distractions and scan for vehicles entering or leaving parking areas.
Online Adult Driver Education in Prospect Heights
Eligible applicants can complete the six-hour education requirement online through a certified provider. (Illinois Secretary of State)
Nearby Secretary of State Facilities
Des Plaines, Schaumburg, Deerfield, Chicago North, and other facilities may be practical depending on the required service. Check the official facility list before traveling. (Illinois Secretary of State)
Prospect Heights FAQs
Do eligible 18-year-olds need Adult Driver Education?
Yes.
Can I take it online?
Yes.
How long is the course?
At least six hours.
Does it include behind-the-wheel lessons?
No.
What is an important local roadway?
Rand Road is an important regional commercial corridor.
Should I practice lane changes?
Yes.
Does the course replace the state exam?
No.
Do I receive a certificate?
Yes.
Are Prospect Heights requirements different from the rest of Illinois?
No.
Does finishing the course give me a driver's license?
No.
Start Your Prospect Heights Adult Driver Education Course Online
Complete the six-hour Illinois Adult Driver Education requirement online if you meet the eligibility requirements.
Start your course online today.