Comments on: Choosing a teen driving school: what factors to consider

By: Kylie Dotts

Kylie Dotts — Thu, 08 Jun 2017 19:47:58 +0000

I really like how you said that parents should reinforce what their child has learned in class to help them be safe drivers. I don’t love driving that much but I have a son who is going to be old enough to get his license soon and this tip to help reinforce what he’s learning is something that I am going to do for sure. I think that getting him into a good driving school that will let me know what it is that they are teaching will help me help my son be a better driver and be ready to be out on the road.

By: Cindy Tesler

Cindy Tesler — Mon, 31 Oct 2016 16:51:54 +0000

I agree that it’s a good idea to choose a driving school for your teenager that goes above and beyond the state minimum requirements to ensure that your child is safe. You also mention finding a driving school that is willing to work with your child if they are needing extra training in a particular area. Everyone matures at different rates, and I think it is smart to determine if your child is mature enough to handle driving school and take it seriously.

By: Kael Drake

Kael Drake — Tue, 22 Dec 2015 23:32:16 +0000

I really liked your post! I have a teenager that is going to be learning how to drive soon, and I want to put her in the best driving school that I can. I think that your tips are going to help me a lot, especially your list of questions to ask while choosing which school to enroll your child in. I never would have thought about asking some of these questions, like if the driving school trains with up to date vehicles or not. I think that this is very important, so I’ll make sure to ask each school about these things before enrolling my daughter! Thank you for the advice!

By: Gaston Parizeau

Gaston Parizeau — Fri, 08 May 2015 16:39:31 +0000

I couldn’t agree more that a person should look for a driving school that not only meets, but exceeds safety and quality standards. It goes without saying that parents want their children to be safe, and learning to drive is certainly no exception. They will use what they learn there far more than anything else they learn in any school setting.