COVID-19 Statement & Response
Update 5-05-2020
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) today announced two pilot programs that will safely address a backlog of demand:
The pilot programs begin May 11. Each program eliminates the need for in-person visits to a DMV service center by enabling drivers to complete the tasks online. The pilots allow the public to get service more quickly while maintaining safety.
These changes do not require any action outside of applying for the wavier at the DMV website which can be done at https://wisconsindot.gov/Pages/dmv/teen-driver/yr-frst-lcns/drivrlic.aspx . Completion certificates are sent form Crash Course Driver Education Center directly to DMV systems once a student has completed the full program.
Please note a student must complete the full program 30/6/6 and students must hold a learners permit for a minimum of 6 months.
Update 4-27-2020
Due to the Covid-19, the Wisconsin “Safer At Home” order has been extended through May 26th, 2020. Beginning June 1st, our office staff will be available M-F 10am- 6pm via phone. All paperwork needed for the DMV will be mailed via USPS. Additional staff will be coming on board to assist in rescheduling cancelled driving lessons and answering any questions and concerns you may have. Below are a few steps we are taking to safely complete driving lessons:
We are working with the DOT/DMV to get additional driving instructors licensed by the State of Wisconsin.
We will continue to update you as new developments become available as this is a fluid situation.
If you require service of any kind, please email us at [email protected]. Include your name, phone number, and question or concern.
If you do not have access to email, call our office at 414-255-8700 and leave a message in the general mailbox, your message will be directed accordingly.
We are still currently accepting new enrollments for our online course, and students are able to access that program during this time.
Stay safe, healthy, and remember we can all do our part in beating this pandemic. From our families to yours, we look forward to servicing you soon. Thank you!
***AS OF 04/08/2020, ALL DMV CENTERS ARE NOT ISSUING LEARNERS PERMITS. IF YOU HAVE COMPLETED ONLINE INSTRUCTION, PLEASE CONTACT US AND WE WILL SEND YOUR PERMIT APPLICATION (MV3001) WHEN PERMITS ARE BEING ISSUED AGAIN BY THE DMV.***
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) today announced two pilot programs that will safely address a backlog of demand:
- Eligible persons with a Wisconsin driver license will be able to renew it online
- Individuals under age 18, who successfully complete their required training and have the endorsement of a parent or guardian will be able to get their probationary driver license without completing a road test
The pilot programs begin May 11. Each program eliminates the need for in-person visits to a DMV service center by enabling drivers to complete the tasks online. The pilots allow the public to get service more quickly while maintaining safety.
These changes do not require any action outside of applying for the wavier at the DMV website which can be done at https://wisconsindot.gov/Pages/dmv/teen-driver/yr-frst-lcns/drivrlic.aspx . Completion certificates are sent form Crash Course Driver Education Center directly to DMV systems once a student has completed the full program.
Please note a student must complete the full program 30/6/6 and students must hold a learners permit for a minimum of 6 months.
Update 4-27-2020
Due to the Covid-19, the Wisconsin “Safer At Home” order has been extended through May 26th, 2020. Beginning June 1st, our office staff will be available M-F 10am- 6pm via phone. All paperwork needed for the DMV will be mailed via USPS. Additional staff will be coming on board to assist in rescheduling cancelled driving lessons and answering any questions and concerns you may have. Below are a few steps we are taking to safely complete driving lessons:
We are working with the DOT/DMV to get additional driving instructors licensed by the State of Wisconsin.
- Driving lessons will be prioritized for students who are currently on lesson 5 or 6. Start date will be June 15th
- Each Vehicle is equipped with disinfectant wipes and hand sanitizer
- Each Student will have their temperature taken prior to entering the vehicle and must register below 99.7 degrees F.
- Protective gear (non-latex gloves and masks) will be issued to every student and must be worn during every driving lesson. (as available)
- No Show Fees are waived as long as a student gives at least a 6 hour notice before scheduled appointment.
We will continue to update you as new developments become available as this is a fluid situation.
If you require service of any kind, please email us at [email protected]. Include your name, phone number, and question or concern.
If you do not have access to email, call our office at 414-255-8700 and leave a message in the general mailbox, your message will be directed accordingly.
We are still currently accepting new enrollments for our online course, and students are able to access that program during this time.
Stay safe, healthy, and remember we can all do our part in beating this pandemic. From our families to yours, we look forward to servicing you soon. Thank you!
***AS OF 04/08/2020, ALL DMV CENTERS ARE NOT ISSUING LEARNERS PERMITS. IF YOU HAVE COMPLETED ONLINE INSTRUCTION, PLEASE CONTACT US AND WE WILL SEND YOUR PERMIT APPLICATION (MV3001) WHEN PERMITS ARE BEING ISSUED AGAIN BY THE DMV.***
