DriversEd's Back to School Sale offers up to 50% off all driving courses, making it the main deal right now. This sale applies across the board, but the actual discount you'll receive depends on which course you need and your location, since DriversEd prices its offerings by state and course type.
The best way to pick your offer is to check what you're actually looking to take. If you need a Colorado or Ohio drivers ed course, the flat rate deals at $49 each beat the sale for most shoppers—these are fixed prices rather than percentage discounts, so you know exactly what you're paying. For a California course, the $39 option is straightforward and likely better than calculating 50% off a higher starting price. If you're in Florida, you have two options: the Drug & Alcohol Course for $24.95 or the Driver Education & Traffic Safety Course for $20, both of which are already heavily discounted. The $20 course is the better deal if that covers what you need.
For Texas drivers, there's a choice between the Parent-taught course at $69 and the Adult course at $29. If you qualify for the parent-taught option, compare that $69 price against 50% off the regular rate—the sale might work out better depending on the full course price. The adult course at $29 is a set price, so check whether the sale brings the regular adult course price lower. Wisconsin drivers have the $99 course option. Oklahoma drivers will find the Parent-taught course at $69.
The Back to School Sale percentage discount works best when the regular course price is significantly higher than these set rates. If your state isn't listed with a specific deal above, or if you're unsure whether the 50% discount applies to your particular course, calculate the savings: find the regular price in your area, apply 50%, and compare it to any fixed-price deals listed here.
Remember that you can only apply one offer at checkout, so compare your options before you buy. Check the regular price of your specific course during the sale, calculate what 50% off would be, and pick whichever option saves you the most money.