BOSTON (WBSM) — One of the few remaining pandemic-era virtual learning accommodations is set to expire on Monday, as all Massachusetts driver’s education classes will revert back to in-person classrooms.
The Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles announced today that effective September 22, driving students in the Commonwealth will no longer be able to take online courses; instead, a live instructor will be required to teach all classes.
RMV Decision Goes for Parents, Too
That includes the parent class, a two-hour course for the parent or legal guardian of a new junior operator that must be completed before the student driver can begin driving hours.
Why Massachusetts Is Ending Virtual Driver’s Ed
“The RMV has been in communication with driving schools, customers and other stakeholders, explaining how this change will result in enhanced student engagement, stronger learning outcomes, equal opportunities for all schools, and…..