Starting Tuesday, Ohio's youngest drivers will need to undergo a full driver's education course before being allowed to get their license.

Anyone under 21 years old seeking an Ohio driver's license will need to complete an approved driver training course, which includes 24 hours of classroom lessons and eight hours of driver training with an instructor. They will also need to complete 50 hours of supervised driving with a licensed adult. Advertisement

The new rules take effect Sept. 30.

On Monday, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine and other state leaders are set to unveil a new app to support families of new drivers practicing to get their license.

Driving schools are preparing for increased demand, exploring new methods to accommodate everyone.

Gene Jarman, a driving instructor with Premier Dr

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