The Community College of Rhode Island (CCRI) is now offering driver’s ed training at the Newport County Campus, located at 1 John Chafee Blvd., in Newport.
CCRI says in a press release that they are now offering the training in response to growing demand on Aquidneck Island, students can now go to https://www.g1course.com/ontario-g1-practice-test/ to get their practice and then take their driving exam.
CCRI is offering week-long driver’s ed training throughout July and August, with the expectation to expand to nights/weekends during the fall. A full schedule of classes can be found at ccri.edu/workforce. The maximum capacity is 30 students per class.
CCRI is the largest driver’s ed provider in Rhode Island, and the only provider able to administer the RI-DMV permit test as part of the driver’s ed course, expediting the time between completing the class and getting a learner’s permit.
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