Confident Teen Driving School in Washington
Bal Driving School helps young drivers build the knowledge, practical skills, and responsible habits needed for the road ahead. Teen Driving School in Washington combines 30 hours of classroom education, six hours of in-car training, and one hour of observation, giving students structured preparation as they work toward completing Washington Traffic Safety Education requirements.
Benefits of Teen Driving School in Washington
Building Skills for Independence
Complete Learning Experience: Teen Driving School in Washington combines classroom education, hands-on driving instruction, and in-car observation rather than relying on classroom learning alone. This balanced approach gives students opportunities to understand driving concepts and then experience how those concepts apply behind the wheel.
Flexible Classroom Options: Bal Driving School provides Zoom-based classroom learning, while students choosing Lynnwood can also attend classes in person. Different learning formats give families additional flexibility when fitting driver education around school, extracurricular activities, family responsibilities, and other commitments.
Guided Skill Development: Bal Driving School focuses on responsible driving, vehicle operation, road rules, and the decisions students make behind the wheel. Instructor-led training helps teens connect knowledge with practical experience while identifying habits and behaviors that can influence their safety on the road.
Why Teen Driver Education Matters in Washington
Preparation Beyond the Driving Test
Responsible Decision-Making: New drivers need more than knowledge of signs and traffic laws. Teen driver education helps students understand how judgment, behavior, and even personality traits can influence decisions behind the wheel, encouraging them to approach everyday driving situations with greater awareness and responsibility.
Supervised Road Experience: Teenagers are still developing familiarity with vehicle control and changing road situations. Structured in-car training gives students an opportunity to practice with an instructor present, receive immediate guidance, and gradually develop the skills needed to handle driving situations more independently.
Washington Licensing Preparation: Completing an approved Traffic Safety Education course is an important step for eligible teens pursuing a license before age 18. The Bal Driving School program fulfills Washington State Traffic Safety Education course requirements and qualifies students for the required Certificate of Completion.
Teen Classes
Our driver education courses emphasize the importance of responsible driving. We cover driving mechanics, safe vehicle operation, and following road rules. Additionally, we help students understand how their personality traits can impact their decision-making on the road.
What you need to know:
🖥️ 30-hour Driver Education Online Classes on Zoom or In Person - Classroom learning
Lynnwood offers in-person and Zoom. Come and join us!
🚗 6 Hours of In-Car Training In Person - With your driving instructor
👀 1 Hour of In-Car Observation - Watch another student drive and learn from real-time instruction
The course must be completed within 6 months
This package fulfills the Washington State requirements for a Traffic Safety Education course and qualifies you for a Certificate of Completion needed to get your driver's license before turning 18.
Speed up the registration process and pre-apply if you don’t already have a WA ID #. Pre-apply here
2026 Class Schedule Below
Bellingham
$525 + Tax
Mount Vernon
$495 + Tax
Lynnwood
$575 + Tax
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We offer a 10% discount on our written and driving tests for students who sign up with a friend or sibling in the same class, or if a sibling has previously taken a course with us. After payment is completed, please let us know the name of the friend or past sibling to apply the discount.
PAYMENT PLAN: This registration requires an initial fee of $250, with the remaining balance due within the first two weeks of the class commencing. We understand that flexibility is essential. That's why we offer payment plans for our driver's education courses! If you'd like to set up a payment plan, visit our Teen Classes page (found in the header menu), select your desired course, and add it to your cart to get started.
You may want to consider purchasing additional private lessons if you have no alternative way to practice.
Feel free to contact us if you have any questions. We're here to help!
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At least 15 years old on the first day of class
Picture ID (e.g., government-issued ID)
WA ID # (a number that starts with WDL and is followed by 9 randomly chosen alphabetical characters and numbers)
WA ID # – Pre-apply here
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Our driver education courses emphasize responsible driving. We cover driving mechanics, safe vehicle operation, and following road rules. Additionally, we help students understand how their personality traits can impact their decision-making on the road.
Online learning:
Navigating online driver's education might seem unfamiliar, but we're here to ensure a smooth journey for your child. Our program offers personalized attention and progress tracking, ensuring they grasp essential road safety concepts. With interactive lessons, videos, games, and detailed monitoring, we're dedicated to their success behind the wheel. Embracing online learning fosters responsibility and vital digital skills, preparing your child for safe and independent driving. Thank you for entrusting us with their driver's education.
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This option covers your full Driver’s Ed program at the standard rate. You can either pay the full amount upfront or place a $250 deposit to reserve your spot and pay the remaining balance within two weeks.
Ideal for: Students who want to finish payments early and lock in the best total price.
2026 Class Schedule
October 13 – November 12
Days: Tuesday, Wednesday, & Thursday
Time: 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM
Offered in person in Lynnwood!
November 7 – January 2
Days: Saturday & Sunday
Time: 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM
No Class: November 28 & 29 (Thanksgiving Weekend)
September 8 – October 8
Days: Tuesday, Wednesday, & Thursday
Time: 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM
Offered in person in Lynnwood!
October 12 – November 30
Days: Monday & Wednesday
Time: 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
August 24 – October 12
Days: Monday & Wednesday
Time: 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
August 30 – October 25
Days: Saturday & Sunday
Time: 9:30 AM – 11:30 AM
No Classes: September 5th + 6th (Labor Day Weekend)
September 12 – October 31
Days: Saturday & Sunday
Time: 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM
September 1 - October 20
Days: Tuesday & Thursday
Time: 3:30 PM – 5:30 PM
October 13 – December 1
Days: Tuesday & Thursday
Time: 3:30 PM – 5:30 PM
November 1 – December 27
Days: Saturday & Sunday
Time: 9:30 AM – 11:30 AM
No Class: November 28 & 29 (Thanksgiving Weekend)
November 30 – December 18
Days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
Time: 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM
Offered in person in Lynnwood!
Frequently Asked Questions
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Bal Driving School’s teen program includes 30 hours of classroom driver education, six hours of in-person behind-the-wheel training, and one hour of in-car observation. Students learn responsible driving, road rules, vehicle operation, and decision-making while completing a program that fulfills Washington State Traffic Safety Education course requirements.
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Students must be at least 15 years old on the first day of class. They also need picture identification and a Washington ID number. Bal Driving School advises families without a Washington ID number to complete the state pre-application process before beginning the registration process.
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Yes. Bal Driving School offers the classroom portion through Zoom, allowing students to complete classroom learning online. Behind-the-wheel instruction and in-car observation still take place in person. Lynnwood students also have access to selected in-person classroom offerings if they prefer a traditional classroom learning environment.
