Any good advise on looking for a good driving school for a young adult???

Question

I'm looking for a driving school for my sister.... I want to learn well she's nervous like most ...I just don't know what to ask or what to say...any advise would be helpfull and gratelym appreciated...If any one knows of a good driving school near Norwalk, CA

Answer 1

Try using this site and good luck..

http://www.dmv.ca.gov/vehindustry/ol/drs...

Answer 2

The best way to select a driving school is by personal recomendation.

Answer 3

Before sending them off to a local school, with an appetite for funds - it often helps to purchase a few (if there's such a thing anymore) Videos about the Hazards of Driving, or driving, in general. The instructor, should not be in his early 20's, for starters. Grey hair, is merely an option. Avoid relatives as Personal Instructors; everyone has an idea of 'how to drive' but not everyone can enlighten on the real dangers, as well as good points, about driving to succeed - defensiveness, preparing and adjusting the mirrors before even starting the car; checking headlights, turn-signals, and emergency brake systems, cleaning the mirrors and windows of any debris; while driving, never "hard-Brake" always keep the wheels spinning when coming to a hard stop to avoid skidding, particularly in the rain; maintaining safe distances, and of course, knowing and familiarizing with all the components of the Dashboard, and never, ever, driving with one foot on the gas Pedal, and the other on the Brake. These are merely some of the details. There are so many points that are as important to know BEFORE going into the classroom. Preparing to take driving lessons is always a good practice. Unfortunately, I live on the other side of the country, so I could not advise on local schools, but California standards are the toughest in the country. If and when you come to New York, you'll see why it's important to Prepare BEFORE getting behind the wheel.