1.  How old do students have to be to take Drivers’ E.D.?

Students can take drivers’ E.D. at 15 years old.  Department of Public Safety allows driving schools to teach students without permit if student is under 18.  If teen is under 16 years old they MUST take driver E.D. before getting a permit.  Once they get permit they are required to possess it for 6 months.

2.  What is the difference in a student going to driving school versus parent taught driving program.

With a Professional driving school you are getting a trained instructor to teach the student along with use of car, insurance, fuel, and people who have relationships with Department Public Safety to get problems resolved.  Parent taught you get a box with papers and it takes the student and parent to understand the work.  Poor customer support if you have problems.

3.  Why should I enroll in  Drivers’ E.D. program?

Many parents know how to drive, but few know the proper way to teach students the skills to save there lives.  There are over 40,000 fatality crashes a year in U.S.  Enrolling in a EXCELLENT Driving Program will reduce the chance your child is in vehicle crash.  The most dangerous thing a TEEN will ever do is drive a car.  Know your instructors!

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4.   Can the driving schools take students to do drive test?

Yes, we can schedule drive test with the exam office.  My scheduled time is at 9:45, and students are usually back at school by 10:30.  Some schools take groups of students for testing which makes your child wait longer and miss more school.  The fee for this service is  $60.00

5. How big are your classes?

We try to limit our class to 10 students, this allows are instructors to really get to know the students and allows the students to feel more comfortable and participate.

6.  How many students are in the car during drive times?

We focus our attention on the students and provide one-on-one training in the car.

7. What type of driving can I expect from P.D.S?

Due to our countenancing education of instructors we teach the best and latest techniques.  drivers will start on basic maneuvers and will drive on Interstates, gravel roads, city street, and teach OFF-ROAD RECOVERY.

We focus goals on students being ticket and crash free for 3 years.  Other schools will tell you there goal is for student to pass test.

I hope these FAQ have helped you make a more informed decision on Driver E.D.  We look forward to earning your business.  Be assured that your child will be taught by some of best Driver E.D. instructors in the state.

Respectfully,

Bryan Landers