What age is typically required for teens to start driver education programs under Title 21?

Teens are typically required to be at least 15 years old to start driver education programs under Title 21. This aligns with many jurisdictions' laws that recognize 15 as an appropriate age for beginning formal driving instruction. At this age, adolescents are considered mature enough to begin learning the rules of the road and to understand the responsibilities that come with driving. Driver education programs often emphasize not only the operational skills needed to operate a vehicle safely but also the legal rules and the importance of responsible driving behavior.

Younger ages, such as 14, usually do not meet the standard minimum age for enrollment, as this is generally seen as too young for full-fledged classroom instruction and in-car training. As for ages above 15, such as 16 or 18, those individuals often either have completed these programs or are past the legal requirement for initial driver education, focusing instead on obtaining their driver's permit or license.