Moore says around 86,000 Ohio drivers fail their driving exam a year. “If you’re over 18 and fail it you have to take an abbreviated course,” Moore said.

CLEVELAND, OH (WOIO) - A new law goes into effect Saturday that will require first-time driver's license applicants to take a training course if they fail their initial driving test attempt.

Previously, drivers in Ohio under the age of 18 had to complete driver’s education before getting a license. However, anyone over 18 could simply take the driving test and if they passed, that ...

Ohio is closing a loophole that allowed adults to receive driving licenses with minimal education. A new state budget requires any Ohioan under the age of 21 to complete a full driver-training course.

With these new changes on the way, we here at The Dispatch thought it would be a good time for our readers to put their driving knowledge to the test. So, are you smarter than an 11th grader?

Anyone under 21 years old seeking an Ohio driver's license will need to complete an approved driver training course, which includes 24 hours of classroom lessons and eight hours of driver training ...

Starting Sept. 30, Ohio law will require all new drivers under the age of 21 to complete 24 hours of driver's education, eight hours of in-car instruction, and 50 hours of guided practice before ...

With these new changes on the way, we here at The Dispatch thought it would be a good time for our readers to put their driving knowledge to the test. So, are you smarter than an 11th grader?