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Oklahoma parent-taught driver's ed: every approved online course

A parent can teach driver's ed in Oklahoma: the teen takes the 30-hour classroom online and a parent does the 55 hours behind the wheel. Every course below is on Service Oklahoma's approved parent-taught list, cheapest first.

Prices and features checked September 27, 2026 on each provider's own site.

Oklahoma rules at a glance

Who needs it

A 15-year-old must be enrolled in an approved driver education course to get a learner permit and pass the written test. At 16, driver education becomes optional.

Parent-taught option

The student must be at least 15 to start. The parent (or guardian) applies to Service Oklahoma and gets approval before beginning, must hold a valid license, and can't have recent suspensions, active citations or certain violations. The teen can't start behind-the-wheel training until they hold a permit.

The course

30 hours of classroom instruction online from a provider on Service Oklahoma's approved parent-taught list, plus 55 hours behind the wheel with the parent (10 at night).

Before the driving test

Age 16 or older, a permit held at least 180 days, 50 supervised hours (10 at night) with a licensed driver 21 or older who has held a license 2+ years, no traffic convictions, and the free online Work Zone Safe course.

Fees

The learner permit costs $42.50 when you pass the written test; a failed attempt costs $4.00.

Approved providers

Service Oklahoma publishes its list of approved parent-taught providers (August 2026 version, 12 providers); every course on this page is on it. Driver Ed. In a Box is on the list but says it no longer sells its Oklahoma course, so it is left out.

Rules summarized from Service Oklahoma's learner permit page and its approved parent-taught provider list. Official source: Service Oklahoma.

What to do, in order

1. Apply to Service Oklahoma and get the parent-taught affidavit and application approved before you start.
2. Enroll your teen (15 or older) in a course from Service Oklahoma's approved parent-taught list; all of these are on it.
3. Pass the written test for the learner permit, then do the 55 hours behind the wheel with the parent, 10 of them at night. Our free driving log tracks the hours.
4. Hold the permit 180 days, finish the free Work Zone Safe course, and book the driving test.

Approved online courses

1. OneClickDriverEd.com

   Parent-taught driver education (30 hr online) · $54.95

   • Approved by Service Oklahoma; a parent teaches the 55 in-car hours

2. 2 Cool 4 Driving School

   Parent-taught driver education (30 hr online) · $57.99

   • Approved by Service Oklahoma; a parent teaches the 55 in-car hours

3. All Star Driver Education

   Parent-taught driver education (30 hr online) · $59.99

   • Approved by Service Oklahoma; a parent teaches the 55 in-car hours

4. iDriveSafely

   Parent-taught driver education (30 hr online) · $64.99

   • Approved by Service Oklahoma; a parent teaches the 55 in-car hours

5. National Driver Training Institute

   Parent-taught driver education (30 hr online) · $65

   • Approved by Service Oklahoma; a parent teaches the 55 in-car hours

6. Safe2Drive

   Parent-taught driver education (30 hr online) · $68.95

   • Approved by Service Oklahoma; a parent teaches the 55 in-car hours

7. DriversEd.com

   Parent-taught driver education (30 hr online) · $69

   • Approved by Service Oklahoma; a parent teaches the 55 in-car hours

8. American Safety Council

   Parent-taught driver education (30 hr online) · $69

   • Approved by Service Oklahoma; a parent teaches the 55 in-car hours

9. Aceable

   Parent-taught driver education (30 hr online) · $75

   • Approved by Service Oklahoma; a parent teaches the 55 in-car hours

10. AAA Driver Training

    Parent-taught driver education (30 hr online) · $75

    • Approved by Service Oklahoma; a parent teaches the 55 in-car hours

11. DriverEdToGo

    Parent-taught driver education (30 hr online) · $75

    • Approved by Service Oklahoma; a parent teaches the 55 in-car hours

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How we picked

A course is listed only if it's approved in that state and its own website confirms an Oklahoma parent-taught course. They're sorted by price, including any fee the provider adds. See how we rank.