We offer convenient driving scheduling to fit YOUR needs not ours. We go above and beyond to consult with you and your family to find a driving schedule that accommodates your lifestyle. Our instructors provide a one-on-one driving environment. You will be the only student in the vehicle to allow for a customized behind-the-wheel lesson which focuses on improving your skills.Our average student receives their permit within 30 days. With our fair scheduling process most students start driving after the first two days of class and will typically finish within a week of the classroom instruction ending. Our number one priority is the safety of our students. Learning to drive takes focus and patience from both the student and instructors. Many of our instructors are parents who have had experience teaching their own children to drive and are very attentive to the students' needs when in the vehicle.
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Drivers Education
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This program is provided all year round. To complete the course, each student must attend 30 hours of classroom training, 10 hours of behind the wheel driving, and pass the final exam with a grade of 80 or higher. Students will obtain first rate training in the classroom and personalized behind the wheel instruction from our qualified instructors. Class size is limited to offer the attention each student needs to succeed.
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Are you preparing for your state driving exam? Just need some more time behind the wheel with one of our instructors? We offer private driving lessons for anyone even if you have not taken our Drivers Education Course. Our lessons consist of 1 hour increments of behind the wheel instruction with one of our qualified driving instructors who will personalize the experience to fit your needs.
If you are preparing for your driving exam or failed, we will take you through a mock exam and show you all the common mistakes drivers make as well as work on areas you feel you need.
If you are preparing for your driving exam or failed, we will take you through a mock exam and show you all the common mistakes drivers make as well as work on areas you feel you need.
Reviews (5) Schuyler Doucette
Dec 30, 2018
So, I just got my permit. Here's what I think about Driver's Edge. First off, it's very hard to do poorly in this course. After you complete the worksheets, the instructor(s) go over them with the class. Not only do they allow you to fix errors, they also have you highlight every question that will be on the final test, making studying a breeze and allowing you to easily pass with flying colors. Furthermore, the location is phenomenal.
Since the classroom is right next to Wicked Brew, students have easy access to a quick pick-me-up when break time comes around. Also, food is readily available inside the classroom as well. However, there are some things about Driver's Edge: While we're still in the classroom, the instructor(s) will sometimes talk over the videos they're showing. Because of this, it's hard to get information from either source because the noises overlap each other.
Other than that, there's not much else to the classroom. In regards of driving an actual vehicle, I have quite a bit to say. As ancient as they are, the school has picked an appropriate selection of vehicles for students to drive. They are small and easy to control, albeit some of them are a little creaky. Now, Ive only driven with four different instructors, so I can't speak for everybody. But, about the instructors: I appreciate the slow build-up that the instructors take when it comes to transitioning from a parking lot to bustling traffic.
When I took my 10 hours of driving, I barely noticed that I was in traffic until I was driving myself back to the Airport Mall, yet I was still completely aware of my surroundings! Some people tend to complain about the instructors going into off topic conversations about things like their personal life during the driving appointments, but I believe that this is helpful.
You're going to be talking to your passenger 9 times out of 10 when you eventually get your license, so it's a good idea to start practicing now. I won't point fingers, one of the instructors was especially mentally tiring. Because they were always on egde and laying on their brake, this tired me out to the point of almost driving off the road, so I had to take a quick break.
Another instructor, however, was especially laid back. Many other students appreciate this instructor's mellow attitude, and I can see why. They did have to use their breaks from time to time, but mostly, they just taught students how to slow down more efficiently, for example. All the other instructors I've driven with weren't too notable, mostly because I only had a single hour with one and the other one was. "Meh." To conclude, Driver's Edge is strong in some places and needs work in other areas.
The curriculum was easy as pie and was mostly enjoyable. The actual driving, however, is variable depending on who the instructor is. Likely, you're going to have an easy drive with your instructor. Other times, not so much, especially at night. For these reasons, I'll give Driver's Edge 3 stars, the curriculum was easy, albeit unchallenging. The driving appointments we're mostly able to be completed with minimal effort, and the location was just right, especially to those who attend John Bapst.
Since the classroom is right next to Wicked Brew, students have easy access to a quick pick-me-up when break time comes around. Also, food is readily available inside the classroom as well. However, there are some things about Driver's Edge: While we're still in the classroom, the instructor(s) will sometimes talk over the videos they're showing. Because of this, it's hard to get information from either source because the noises overlap each other.
Other than that, there's not much else to the classroom. In regards of driving an actual vehicle, I have quite a bit to say. As ancient as they are, the school has picked an appropriate selection of vehicles for students to drive. They are small and easy to control, albeit some of them are a little creaky. Now, Ive only driven with four different instructors, so I can't speak for everybody. But, about the instructors: I appreciate the slow build-up that the instructors take when it comes to transitioning from a parking lot to bustling traffic.
When I took my 10 hours of driving, I barely noticed that I was in traffic until I was driving myself back to the Airport Mall, yet I was still completely aware of my surroundings! Some people tend to complain about the instructors going into off topic conversations about things like their personal life during the driving appointments, but I believe that this is helpful.
You're going to be talking to your passenger 9 times out of 10 when you eventually get your license, so it's a good idea to start practicing now. I won't point fingers, one of the instructors was especially mentally tiring. Because they were always on egde and laying on their brake, this tired me out to the point of almost driving off the road, so I had to take a quick break.
Another instructor, however, was especially laid back. Many other students appreciate this instructor's mellow attitude, and I can see why. They did have to use their breaks from time to time, but mostly, they just taught students how to slow down more efficiently, for example. All the other instructors I've driven with weren't too notable, mostly because I only had a single hour with one and the other one was. "Meh." To conclude, Driver's Edge is strong in some places and needs work in other areas.
The curriculum was easy as pie and was mostly enjoyable. The actual driving, however, is variable depending on who the instructor is. Likely, you're going to have an easy drive with your instructor. Other times, not so much, especially at night. For these reasons, I'll give Driver's Edge 3 stars, the curriculum was easy, albeit unchallenging. The driving appointments we're mostly able to be completed with minimal effort, and the location was just right, especially to those who attend John Bapst.
Mai Nguyen
Oct 30, 2017
Very glad we found this driving school! The staff is great and accommodating, especially Sally, one of the driving instructors. She gave great tips to help us continue driving with our teens with confidence. Highly recommend this school, in particular if there are concerns with coordination and being attentive on the road.
Sam Grifasi
May 19, 2017
Stupid Bitch
Feb 21, 2017
Pros: - Get's the job done - They will give you exactly what questions will be on the test Cons: - They never respond to calls. - They mess up schedules a lot and you will have a good chance at missing the first class. - Instructors get side-tracked and talk about irrelevant things, personal life, etc. - They don't get the class involved - Makeups are very hard to coordinate, instructors usually have an excuse for either being late or not showing up at all. - Every class is the same: Introduction, video, worksheets, video, talking, and then highlighting in the book.
Other schools do drive simulations, crash simulations. Conclusion: This was a last choice school because all the others didn't have openings until the fall and I would rate this one star but because we ended up with a legal permit I guess it was worth it. But this schools remains inferior to the others in the area.
Other schools do drive simulations, crash simulations. Conclusion: This was a last choice school because all the others didn't have openings until the fall and I would rate this one star but because we ended up with a legal permit I guess it was worth it. But this schools remains inferior to the others in the area.
Rianneke Shearer
Dec 23, 2016
