Michigan teen driver education / Next step
Segment 2.
More experience. Better decisions.
You’ve started putting your skills to work. Segment 2 brings that experience back to the classroom to strengthen your judgment and help you keep moving forward.
Inside the course
Build on what
you’ve learned.
Use your experience to ask better questions, think through challenging situations, and recognize habits worth improving.
- Look aheadDiscuss hazards, changing road conditions, and the decisions that help create more time to respond.
- Make thoughtful choicesExplore distractions, responsible driving habits, and managing pressure behind the wheel.
- Connect practice with learningBring questions from your supervised driving experience into the classroom.
Before you enroll
Hold a Level 1 license for at least three consecutive months and log 30 supervised hours, including two at night, before starting.
Know your next step
A few things
to know.
Hours and eligibility shown are Michigan minimums. Read the official teen driver guide.
Does Segment 2 include driving lessons?
The state minimum is six classroom hours. Ask Zoomers separately about extra behind-the-wheel lessons.
Is there a test?
Yes. A score of at least 70% on the Segment 2 state exam is required.
Can I drive alone after this course?
Course completion alone does not authorize solo driving. Continue supervised practice and meet the remaining licensing and separate driving skills test requirements.
Still at the beginning of your journey?
Explore Segment 1 →