FAQs

Eligibility for the TLC Renewal Class may vary depending on the requirements set by the TLC (Taxi and Limousine Commission) in your location. Typically, it is open to current TLC license holders seeking to renew their licenses. However, checking with the TLC or relevant authorities for the most up-to-date and accurate eligibility criteria is essential.

The qualifications and experience of TLC Class instructors can vary depending on the organization or institution conducting the classes. Reputable TLC Class providers like us employ qualified instructors with expertise in relevant transportation regulations, driving skills, and industry knowledge to ensure the quality of the training.

When applying for a TLC License, you must submit several documents and information, including a completed application form, identification documents, proof of residency, Social Security number, medical clearance, fingerprinting, and required fees. The requirements may vary by location, so referring to the TLC’s official website or guidelines for the necessary documentation is crucial.

A defensive driving course can offer several benefits, such as reducing points on your driving record (if applicable), lowering insurance premiums, refreshing driving skills, learning advanced techniques to avoid accidents, and promoting safer driving habits. These courses can benefit those looking to improve their driving record or seeking savings on insurance costs.

Defensive driving courses are ideal for new and experienced drivers. While new drivers can gain valuable insights and safe driving techniques from the course, experienced drivers can benefit by refreshing their knowledge, staying up-to-date with changing traffic laws, and adopting a more defensive, cautious approach on the road.

The purpose of the TLC Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle Class is to provide specialized training to drivers wishing to operate wheelchair-accessible vehicles for providing transportation services to passengers with mobility challenges. This class typically covers proper procedures for assisting passengers with disabilities, securing wheelchairs, ADA regulations, and ensuring a safe, comfortable travel experience for all passengers.

Our TLC Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle Class is a four-hour course. Many students pair it with the 24-hour Driver Education Class and/or the Defensive Driving Course.