Ready to commit the time and effort needed to learn to drive? Then it’s time to find a quality driver training program.
When selecting a driving school:
- Focus on quality - rather than cost or convenience
- Ask around - check with your friends and the Better Business Bureau
- Call several schools - ask questions about their instructors, curriculum and training vehicles
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Visit several schools – sit in on a class, look at the vehicles and student materials
Some driver education courses will give you 2 credits towards high school graduation and a 6-month reduction of the novice stage. For more information visit ICBC.
What you can learn:
- The rules of the road and how to control the vehicle
- How to avoid distracted driving
- How to anticipate dangers and drive defensively
- What it means to be a safe, courteous and fuel-efficient driver
- What’s needed to pass a driving test
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