DRIVING LESSONS
Our driving lessons ar booked through a scheduling program. the link is found on the DRIVING PAGE. This is for the 16-20 year old drivers who are taking the driving course only.
This program has set parameters
- There are only 30 days open to book at any time. At midnight another day opens
- You must wait 3 days minimum between lessons
OUR NEXT CLASS
OUR NEXT SERIES OF CLASSES WILL BE OVER 4 WEEKENDS
October & November 2021
OCTOBER 16,17 ~ 23,24 NOVEMBER 6,7 ~ 23,24
Class Hours will be 10-12, ( 1/2 hour break) 12:30-2:30 Sat & Sun Registration is open to anyone who is 15 years and 9 months old. (born before January 2006 ) ..and done only through the website
The Registry has authorized the use of Zoom classes until JANUARY 2022.So we will continue to Zoom our classroom sessions until then. Starting in June 2021, I will be Zooming from our classroom instead of my home. If you learn better in person, you can make a reservation to join me in class. But seats are limited to 10.
NEXT ROAD TEST
Address: to be announced later.
Covid 19
All Classroom sessions are now held only on ZOOM. There will be no in-classroom session until further notice. Our office is not open at this time. We will arrange a meeting if necessary for any business transaction.
We are now holding driving lessons. You may enter the vehicle only if your temperature is normal. We are cleaning the car between students with disenfectant. Everyone in the vehicle must wear a mask. We are no longer having students observe another student’s driving lesson. We will drive you home after your lesson. This will happen if you book with an instructor driving in the town you live.
Not all driving schools are the same. Brights is BETTER. Click to read why!
REQUIREMENTS
30 hour classroom session is part of the Driver’s Education program for the teen driver. Must be at least 15yr. 9mth. to start class.
Take your driving lessons with us. We accept all students. It is as easy as 1, 2, 3. Select the town of pick up, then book a lesson. DONE Make sure you visit our driving page to learn more about our lessons.
Download and print out. This gives you all the tools you need for teaching your child the basics of getting ready to drive on the road.
Our Location:
75 TURNPIKE ROAD (ROUTE 1) – IPSWICH, MA 01983
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Gift Certificates are available
Wondering what to get that picky teen in your life? Why not surprise them with a few driving lessons .. or even better the whole course! WOW
CASH OR CHECK ONLY
Driving lesson gift cards / $40.00 each
Classroom gift card / $300.00 each
WHOLE COURSE = $800.00 ~ (1 class card & 12 driving cards) This gift combo will complete the whole course and a licensing test.
Driving can be Dangerous
Driving on the road can be dangerous, but here are some tips to help keep you safe on the road.
First, your vehicle should be in tip top condition. Take care of the car and do the routine maintenance. This will extend the life of your car. It will also make your car safer to drive. Check the fluid levels regularly, inspect the tire pressure, tread depth and wear. Lastly don’t forget the windshield wipers, good wipers allow you to see the road better in bad weather.
Second, when driving, be defensive. If you are an aggressive driver, and drive with no regard to the speed limit, or rules of the road, tailgate and cut into traffic, you will have an accident sooner than later. Defensive driving techniques include driving the speed limit, keep 3-4 seconds between cars, be pleasant to others on the road. This should keep you out of trouble.
Third..Pay attention to the weather. If it is winter keep an eye on the temperature and forecast, you don’t want to get caught driving on black ice, slush or snow. In the Spring and Summer, there is fog, flooding rains, intense thunderstorms, tornados, and hurricanes. If you must drive in adverse conditions, do so with great caution, or put off the driving until the weather improves.
Fourth.. WEAR YOUR SEAT BELT
Fifth.. PAY ATTENTION. Keep your focus on the road. One second of distraction and you could crash your car.
