Azad Driving School

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Grayslake, IL

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location_on Grayslake, IL
business_center5 Years in Business
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Sunday :

1:00 PM to 5:00 PM

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Monday :

5:00 PM to 9:00 PM

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Tuesday :

5:00 PM to 9:00 PM

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Wednesday :

5:00 PM to 9:00 PM

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Friday :

9:00 AM to 5:00 PM

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miscellaneous_services Service Offered

Lessons/Tuitions, Driving Lessons, Four Wheeler Driving Lessons

Overview of Azad Driving School

Experience
5 Years
Contact name
Azad Driving School

Services Offered by Azad Driving School

Four Wheeler Driving Lessons

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Areas Served in US by Azad Driving School

Grayslake, IL

Key Business Information of Azad Driving School

Classes Conducted

At My Place

Languages Known

Punjabi
Others
Urdu
English
Hindi

Mode of Payment

Cash

About Azad Driving School

Coaching Index

30 Hours Class and 6 Hours Behind The Wheel and 6 Hours In-Car Observation

At Grayslake and Vernon Hills

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30 Hours Class only

At Grayslake and Vernon Hills

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6 Hours Behind The Wheel and 6 Hours In-Car Observation ONLY

At Grayslake and Vernon Hills

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6 Hours Weekend Classroom

Only in Vernon Hills

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Hourly Behind The Wheel

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Review for Azad Driving School in Grayslake, IL

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Nancy A.

Rated 5.0 My older daughter went to another local driving school that cost $150.00 more than Azad, and the lessons were boring, not terribly instructive, and at times inappropriate (like showing raunchy Saturday Night Live clips that had nothing to do with driving!) However, my son's experience at Azad has been everything I'd hoped for: Highly professional instruction, while also fun and interesting. My son loves class, and is getting a great education. His insructor, Mr. Shapiro is funny, engaging, and an excellent instructor. I highly recommend Azad Driving School.

Frequently Asked Questions - Azad Driving School

- 1. When can your teen enroll in our driver education course?
  Any teenager who turns 15 before the end of the five week classroom session may enroll.

- 2. What is the minimum age to get a learners permit?
  Your teen must be 15 years old to take the permit test at the secretary of states office to get a learners permit.

- 3. How does my teen obtain his/her driving permit?
  After attending (4) hours of class time, your teen will receive a permit application from Azad "Freedom" Driving School. With this permit application your teen can sit/take the written permit test at the Illinois Secretary of State. After passing the written permit test the Secretary of State will issue your teen a driving permit.

- 4. What are the BLUE, PINK and YELLOW forms?
  There are academic requirements per state law to be enrolled in a drivers education class when you are 15 years of age. All teens/students must have at least one of these forms on file in our main office in order to complete a drivers education course.

- 5. What is the BLUE SLIP ?
  The BLUE SLIP is a letter from the Secretary of State showing that you have successfully passed Driver�s Education. This letter is referred to as the BLUE SLIP even though it is printed on standard white paper with black ink. You must show the BLUE SLIP letter to the Drivers License Examiner at the SOS in order to take your road test and obtain your license.

- 6. How long does it take to receive the BLUE SLIP once class is completed?
  It typically takes about two weeks after classroom and Behind-The-Wheel requirements are met to receive the BLUE SLIP but allow extra time during the summer months.

- 7. What if I lose the BLUE SLIP ?
  If you lose your BLUE SLIP, you will need to inform the person you talk with at the Illinois Secretary of State about the lost BLUE SLIP letter. If he or she refuses to look the information up in their computer, you should ask to see a manager.

- 8. What size class can I expect?
  The Illinois Secretary of State limits our class size to 35 students.

- 9. How many classes can I miss?
  The Illinois Secretary of State allows four (4) absences before students are automatically dropped from the course. All absences must be made up so that each student receives 30 hours of classroom.

- 10.How are missed classes made up?
  Absences may be made up by attending a class from the next session. While it is recommended that students attend the class missed, it is not required.

- 11. How long will it take to complete the Behind-The-Wheel instruction?
  The Illinois Secretary of State requires all Behind-The-Wheel instruction to be completed in no less than two weeks and no greater than nine months. We will make every effort to complete the Behind-The-Wheel instruction as soon as possible. In summer months, the demand for BTW is extremely high and schedules fill to capacity. In the remaining months, the demand for BTW is lower and it takes less time to complete the BTW instruction.