Driving School in Waterville, Maine
- State-approved curriculum
- Eligible from age 15
- Test in our vehicles
Learning to drive in Waterville is its own skill set
Three I-95 exits
Kennedy Memorial Drive
College Avenue and Main Street
Brooklyn Avenue and the school zone
The Kennebec and West River Road
Where you will actually be
Where classes are held
Behind-the-wheel coverage
Licensing and road tests
Road test in a car you know
Three ways we get Waterville drivers licensed and confident
Driver Education
Private Lessons & Road Test Prep
Senior Driving Evaluations
The path from permit to licence
- Driver education from age 15
- Permit held six months if under 21
- 70 supervised hours, 10 of them at night
- Road test in a car you trained in
No surprise pricing
- $180 deposit to hold your seat — non-refundable, credited toward the total
- $200 due before the first day of class
- $200 due before the final day of class
- $580 total course cost
- Road test fee is separate: $40 with AAA membership, $50 without
Questions Waterville families ask us
Classes in Waterville are held at the Waterville Senior High School, 1 Brooklyn Avenue, Waterville, ME. We do not keep a separate office at this location, so registration and enquiries are handled through our main line.
Lessons and road-test preparation routinely use Main Street, College Avenue, Kennedy Memorial Drive and West River Road, along with the corridors described above. We deliberately practise the roads you will drive after you are licensed.
Your child must be 15 years old by the day of the first class. In Maine, completing an approved driver education course is what makes a 15-year-old eligible to apply for a learner’s permit.
The complete course is $580. A $180 non-refundable deposit holds your seat and is credited toward the total, $200 is due before the first day of class, and the remaining $200 before the final day. The road test fee is separate: $40 with AAA membership, $50 without.
Yes. Waterville sees genuine Northeast winters, and we work on following distance, braking on reduced traction and skid recovery as conditions allow during your lesson window.
