It depends. If you cancel within 7 days of the start of the class, you can not get a refund. If you need to cancel or reschedule a driving session within 24 hours of the scheduled session time, there is a $50 fee to cover the cost of the instructor and it has to be paid before the next session will be scheduled. If you choose not to continue as a result, there will be no refund and no certificate of completion.

The quickest way to get a response is to message us from our chat bubble. We typically respond to messages withing minutes. You can also send us a message through our contact form on our website or call the office at 337-202-0212. We have someone answering our phone from 8am-8pm, 7 days a week.

You can easily register for classes by visiting our Booking page, selecting the service you need, and filling out the online registration form. Alternatively, you can reach us directly in the chat bubble during business hours if you have questions and want to speak with a live representative.

Yes, we offer behind-the-wheel training as part of our driver's education programs. Our experienced instructors will provide you with hands-on training to help you develop safe driving skills and confidence behind the wheel.

The safety of our students is our #1 priority. We will do everything in our power to protect your children while they are in our custody. There isn't any part of our school that isn't video monitored and recorded. The same goes for our vehicles. We can here and see everything and we will always monitor our instructors to ensure they are giving our students the very best.

Day 1: Basic Vehicle Operations - Learn vehicle basics and controls - Practice turns, pedal control, reversing - Master turnaround and parking maneuvers Day 2: Rural Driving - Navigate rural roads, watch signs - Practice lane changes, intersections Day 3: City Defensive Driving - Learn defensive driving in urban areas - Practice following distance, parking Day 4: Interstate Driving and Evaluation - Drive on interstates, review skills - Conduct the final evaluation last 15 minutes of the session.

If you fail either the written test, you will have the opportunity to retake the test the same day. You can take the written test twice a day until you pass. If you fail your driving assessment, you will be asked to reschedule and practice between then and the next test.

Yes. We understand that our students and their parents and guardians have busy schedules, so we will do whatever we can to accommodate your needs. We offer classes during weekdays and weekends, to ensure that you can find a convenient time to attend. If our planned schedule doesn't work, we will do what we can to make arrangements to help. You just have to let us know.

Yes. We provide the training vehicles that the students use for their Behind-the-Wheel training. The vehicles are set up specifically for driver education with a dual braking system, specific mirror placement, and cameras. If you do your "Road Skills Test" with us, the student can use their vehicle; if it has a current insurance plan and passes a pre-drive visual inspection by the instructor.

In Louisiana, if you are 18 years of age or older, by law you still have to complete a driver's education course to obtain a driver's license. However, you only have to take a 14-hour course and not the standard 38-hour course. This class consists of 6 hours of instruction, all given in one day, and then eight hours of Behind-the-Wheel training, broken into (4) two-hour sessions. In addition, you do not have to go to from a TIP card to a permit. You get to go straight to a driver's license after you pass the Road Skills Test.

All applicants aged 14 and 9 months to 16 must participate in the graduated licensing program and start with a learner’s permit after finishing a 38-hour Driver's Education course from a licensed third-party school, like AGI Driving Academy. The applicant is authorized to drive with a licensed parent, guardian, or adult at least 21 years of age, or a licensed sibling at least 18 years of age or older. The applicant must pass a vision and knowledge test, hold a permit for 180 days, and be 16 years old, to upgrade to an intermediate license. At 21 years of age, you will get fully licensed.

The duration of a driver's education course in Louisiana can vary depending on several factors, including the specific program you choose, your availability, and the requirements set by the driving school or instructor. That being said, if there aren't any scheduling conflicts we get your driving done the week following your successful classroom completion.

Yes. However, if you are in the middle of a session you paid for and can finish it with that school, try to do so. If you don't, you won't get a certificate of completion and will not be able to move forward with the next phases of the licensing process. What we often get is students will finish the classroom portion with one company and then want to finish with AGI. All you need to continue with the Behind-the-Wheel training with us is a certificate of completion for the 30-hour or 14-hour classroom portion and a TIP card.

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