Has changed a lot since I did it in about 1964. Minimal cost, but most took it to get a break on insurance cost. Anybody could get a license when they turned 16, drivers ed or not, if they passed the written and driver tests.
Car was a '57 Chev 4 door with manual transmission, dual controls. 4 kids in each session, one driving, 3 in the back, funny little instructor guy riding shotgun.
Somebody put some thought into it- they figured out where everybody lived, then grouped them and planned routes so each could get 15 minutes of driving by ending up at his/her house. First one drove out from the school, ending up at his home- he gets out, next kid then drives 15 minutes ending up at his own house, and so on- after last kid is home, instructor drives back to the school.
They also planned it so the last one in the car (alone with the instructor) was never a girl. Our Superintendent was a man of great common sense.
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