Drive Right

Driving is a big part of our daily lives and should be taken seriously. Just because someone has many years of experience driving, does not necessarily mean that they can be a good teacher. There is a difference between instructing and teaching. When I teach a student, I give them the tools that will last them a lifetime.

When shopping for a driving school you should know that the school must be licensed by the state of Minnesota Department of Public Safety. The school also must have a car that is equipped with a brake on the passenger side and a separate rear view mirror for the instructor. I have learned that the longer you have taught driving, the better you become at explaining things in a way that makes sense and, therefore, able to provide the student with the skills to become confident in their abilities.