See resources related to driver training for schools and instructors, parents, and those learning to drive.
The Washington Traffic Safety Commission has helpful resources for driver training instructors, students, and families.
Resources for driver training schools
- Fill out and print a classroom completion certificate to display at your school
- Read the Driver Training: Required Curriculum
- Skills exam supplemental–Route creation
- Route map builder
- Temporary Authorization to Operate a Motor Vehicle in Washington State
- Certified Examiner Acceptance form
E-services
- Add a new vehicle to a training school
- Change the location of a driver training school
- Change ownership of a driver training school
- Administering driver license exams at your school
- License eXpress for Driver Businesses E-Services Account User Guide
Bicycle and pedestrian safety
- Driving Safely Among Bicyclists: Teacher's Guide
- Slideshow: Test on Driving Safety Among Bicyclists and Pedestrians
- Driving Safely Among Bicyclists: Test
- Driving Safely Among Bicyclists: Test answers
Motorcycle awareness
- Drivers Education Video Companion Learning Materials
- Watch our video: Motorcycle Awareness: A Second Look
Move Over, Slow Down
Sharing the road with large vehicles
- Instructor presentation (PowerPoint, 64 MB)
- Lesson plan
Resources for examiners and instructors
- Instructor Examiner’s Guidelines and Requirements
- Certified examiner training package
- Certified examiner training presentation
- Master examiner training presentation
- Knowledge exam score sheet
- Skills test score sheet
- Knowledge exam reference guide
- Score calculator
Resources for students and their families
All new drivers should study the Department of Licensing's (DOL) driver guide.
- Parent and Teen Safe-Driving Agreement form (only available in English)
- DOL's safe driving tips for teens
- Drive test appointment pamphlet
- Learn about getting your first driver license or permit
- Learn about the documents you need to bring to prove your identity when you get your permit or license
External resources for students and their families
- AAA's teen driver safety tips for parents
- CDC's Parents Are the Key campaign
- The Parent's Supervised Driving Program (English)
- The Parent's Supervised Driving Program (Español)
Organ donation
Becoming an organ donor is a decision that could save a life! Learn more about organ donation and how to sign up to become a donor and learn about the heart symbol on your driver license or permit.
For organ donation curriculum contact LifeCenter Northwest at info@lcnw.org.
Organ donation resources for instructors
You can share a sample organ donation letter with your students' families, available in the following languages: