A court- or MVA-ordered driving class in Silver Spring may be Maryland’s Driver Improvement Program (DIP), which lasts 4–8 hours. Follow the program and deadline in your MVA referral letter. Court orders may require different topics or hours, so follow the referring agency’s instructions.
Missing the deadline can affect your driving privileges. Review your written requirement before enrolling; this guide covers assignments, enrollment, class expectations, exams, and completion documents.
A moving-violation conviction or probation before judgment may lead to a Driver Improvement Program referral for a provisional-license holder. An eligible citation may also allow an online program. Check your notice to determine which applies.
Maryland’s online program is available in English and Spanish and requires a passing final exam. Compare the course with your court order, especially when it specifies a topic or number of hours.

10A Driving School Silver Spring: Driver’s Education
10A Driving School Silver Spring offers an MVA-related Driver Improvement Program for $80 online and $100 for in-class. Visit 10adriving.com for details.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which court-ordered driving classes are accepted in Silver Spring, Maryland?
Enroll in the course named in your court order or referral. Courts may specify a topic or hours, while an MVA referral may assign the Driver Improvement Program. Compare your paperwork with the course details before enrolling.
How can I find a Maryland MVA-approved driver improvement program near Silver Spring?
Use the MDOT.MVA website to find a provider near Silver Spring and compare its course with your referral. 10A Driving School Silver Spring offers a Driver Improvement Program.
What documents or court paperwork are needed to register for a driving class?
Bring identification and your Maryland MVA referral letter. Keep any court order or probation instruction naming a different course, and review the due date.
How do I submit proof of class completion to the court or Maryland MVA?
After Maryland’s Driver Improvement Program, the provider issues a certificate and notifies the MVA. Follow your court order’s submission instructions and retain a copy. Online proof is not an official MVA certificate.