FAQs

ITAD FAQs

Q: Is ITAD part of the 6 hours of Driver Education required to complete prior to taking the skills (behind the wheel) examination?

A: ITAD is a separate requirement and must be completed no more than 90 days before the applicant takes the skills examination. It is recommended that ITAD be completed after the 6 hour Adult Driver Education Course.

Q: Who is required to take ITAD?

A: Any applicant who has taken a 6 hour Adult Driver Education Course and was issued an ADE-1317 Certificate must view the ITAD program and receive a completion certificate before the drive test will be administered. The certificate must be dated within 90 days of the drive test. Additionally, applicants ages 18-24 who have been issued a DE-964 showing completion of a Teen Driver Education course (32 hours classroom, 44 Hours behind the wheel) are also required to watch the 2 hour ITTD video.

Is there an expiration date on the ITAD certificate?

A: Yes, the ITAD certification has an expiration date. The ITAD certificate is only valid for 90 days. If the applicant does not pass the driving skills examination within 90 days of the date on the certificate, they must restart the ITAD program.

Q: Do I have to watch the 1 hour video in a single viewing?

A: No, the ITAD video is divided into three (3) modules that can be viewed independently. Each module must be completed in its entirety in order to progress to the next module.

Q: After I complete all modules and finish the ITAD video, how will I receive my certificate?

A: A copy of the certificate will be emailed to the address used to create an account on the ITAD website. Additionally, you can log in to the ITAD website at any time to retrieve and print your certificate (go to course, course overview, and reprint certificate).