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Testimonial – Amy

Posted in New Drivers, Testimonials

My mom wasn’t the best driving instructor – she tried, but she’s more of a “do-er” than a “show-er.” After a couple failed attempts at taking me out, we both decided it was in our best interest that I find a driving instructor. I was excited to get some advice from a professional – someone who took teaching driving seriously and knew what they were doing. I really liked that Ingrid is patient, and she didn’t mind repeating herself or...

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Training for new drivers – Ingrid gives confidence

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For new drivers, Ingrid’s 100% in-car coaching gives the confidence and practical skills you can’t get in a classroom – whether you are learning for the first time, or tuning up for a road test.  Read Amy’s story…

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Ingrid gives new and nervous drivers confidence to succeed.

Posted in Featured, New Drivers

No two students require the same instruction, so each student gets my undivided attention in the car. Also, the ability to practice new skills immediately and hands-on means that much more learning is retained. In addition to building confidence and good driving habits, all of the material for the BC Drivers Class 7 and Class 5 licensing is covered.

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Who is allowed to practice with a learner driver?

Posted in New Drivers, Questions and Answers

Who is allowed to practice with a learner driver and what does the supervisor need to consider? The supervisor of a learner must hold a valid class 5 license and be at least 25 years of age, and fit to drive. Only one additional passenger is allowed in the vehicle during private practice sessions. Practice time is permitted only between 6 AM to midnight. The L sign must be properly displayed at all times when the learner is behind the wheel. Also it is advisable to check with your...

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What are the L and the N signs for?

Posted in New Drivers, Questions and Answers

The Red L and the Green N signs let other drivers know that the car is being driven by a Learner or a Novice driver. A learner driver must identify him/herself with the red L sign clearly visible on the rear of the vehicle, for the whole time he/she is behind the wheel . It needs to be removed when a fully licensed class 5 driver is driving. The green N sign is the identification for a novice driver who now holds a class 7 license and this sign must also be displayed. This stage lasts a...

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What is the legal age to start the driving lessons?

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What is the legal age to start the process of learning to drive? In British Columbia, two things have to happen before a student gets behind the wheel for their first lesson. A student has to be at least 16 years of age, and they have to pass the written practical test. The learners license is valid for two years and the student has a one year wait after receiving his learners license before the driving test is allowed to be taken. If the test has not been passed by the time two years is...

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How many lessons does it take to pass the exam?

Posted in New Drivers, Questions and Answers

“There is no one answer to this question – it all has to do with the student’s prior experience, their style of learning and their willingness. Because the lessons are tailored to each student, we evaluate progress together as we go, and make decisions on the number and length of lessons. In consultation with me, the student makes the decision when they are ready for the exam.”

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