• Provide a comfortable learning environment to foster the student's confidence and independence.
• Help the student progress incrementally and carefully to become a safe driver, including extensive practice until the student can master more difficulty driving situations.
• Teach students vehicle maintenance and repair needs
• Meet you at or take you to the DMV for Driver License testing using our vehicle

• Explain the inexperienced teen and parents' role in guiding the teen
• List driving skills required to pass a road test
• Discuss how to become a good, safe, and calm driver
• Provide parents information to support and guide their teens to drive safely and skillfully
• Discuss concerns and potential pitfalls, weaknesses, accomplishments
• Parents will learn to be "nurturing" while guiding the teen during the process of learning, practicing, and achieving a driver's license. Teens (and all learners) work better with positive guidance which will build confidence and improve willingness to practice and learn.
• Road safety and Driving practice

• Attention Deficit (ADHD, ADD)
• Autism Spectrum Disorder
• Mild dementia
• Acquired Brain Injuries (TBI, Stroke, post seizures)
• Depressive Disorders
• Other difficult learner situations

Sometimes it is actually better to start your child while younger, such as at 15-16 of age. This might seem scary, but some teens need to be trained while they are young, so that they start to understand and acquire the "motor and behavior programming" and skills as they mature.

When they are still minors and are still under your care, you have better control of the situation to help set rules. If you wait until they turn 18, for example, then they are now supposed to be adults. They might make mistakes in judgement and would not be willing to learn and be patient for the progress of learning.

Therefore, for many teens, it is better to start their driving program as soon as legally allowed, then you can work with us and your teen throughout the time that they are under your supervision.

Please call us at 813-631-9700 to clarify any questions that you have.