Transportation & Vehicle Assistance

The Wisconsin DOT Driver Education Grant opens October 12, 2026 at 9:00 a.m. The program provides grants that cover the full cost of a standard driver's education course. This includes 30 hours of classroom instruction, six hours of observation time, and six hours of behind-the-wheel training. Age: Between 14½ and 19 years old.

he main aim of the program is to offer assistance to refugee and immigrant families to become self-sufficients and thus offer them 14 hours of free driving education that will open employment opportunities.

Real-World Defensive Driver Training for Teen Safety. B.R.A.K.E.S. equips teen drivers with the hands-on skills, confidence, and judgment they need to handle real-world driving situations, before those moments happen on the road.

Georgia residents ages 15-17 may qualify for a no-cost driver's education scholarship through the Georgia Driver's Education Commission. Priority is given to certain groups, with additional consideration based on financial need. Scholarships are awarded on the 1st day of each month by 11:59 pm. Notification of award or denial is sent by email.

As new community members, refugee women often become socially and geographically immobilized due to domestic responsibilities, lack of English language skills, and access to reliable transportation. RWR provides a loaner vehicle for the exam and pays for the cost of the license. When a student passes, she receives a certificate, a AAA car safety kit and a gasoline gift card.

The Youth Driver Education Funding Program provides financial assistance to eligible youth and young adults who need support completing required driver education and obtaining a Texas driver license. The program helps remove transportation barriers for individuals who were in foster care, are experiencing homelessness, or have been affected by family or dating violence, supporting greater independence and access to employment.

he Department of Labor offers free driving education and vocational training to individuals that are aged between 16 to 24.

This initiative is rooted in the foundation's charitable purpose of shaping the future of car culture by ensuring young people have access to quality training. The program provides grants of up to $500 to cover the tuition at an accredited driver's training program. Only open during specific quarterly windows, 2026 Applications are accepted on the following dates for a 24-hour period each quarter, funding permitted. See dates below for application windows. Q4: Wed., October 14th 12:00 PM (noon) EDT (11:00 AM CDT / 10:00 AM MDT / 9:00 AM PDT)Grants are awarded based on the quality of the application and the availability of funds, which are limited. It is crucial to note that the grant money is sent directly to the student's chosen accredited driving school. The application will only be open for 24 hours

The Tire Rack Street Survival school is a safe teen driving program designed to go beyond today’s required driver’s education minimums and give teens across the U.S. the driving tools and hands-on experience they need to become safer, smarter drivers. Schools are designed to give each student trained, qualified in-car driving instruction as well as valuable classroom experience.

Uber offers Uber Teen accounts with safety features for teen riders, but this is a transportation service, not a driver education program.