Driver training programs in Georgia are always beneficial and in some cases legally required. If a 16-year-old wishes to apply for a Class D license, he or she must first complete a Georgia driver education program. We want you to pick the best school possible so your loved one learns from a professional teacher how to be a safe and responsible driver in Georgia; so, we have compiled a list of tips for choosing the best Georgia driver training program:
- Ask friends and neighbors if they have attended a driver’s school, or sent their teen children to one in the past. Ask them for their feedback on the schools in question.
- Do your research. Call multiple schools in your area to find the best schedules, fees, registration processes, and start dates that best fit your needs.
- Visit the schools. You can’t get all the information from calling a school. Instead you should observe part of the course to see if you’re comfortable with the schools. You should look for clean facilities and orderly classrooms. Always ask to see the textbook.
- Check for a driver education program license. This is required and will be displayed by the business office.
- Ask for references. It is always helpful to hear from people who have completed the course.
- Check the details. Find out what make and model cars are used for road practice, whether the instructor picks the student up at home, and if the school easily resolves complaints.
Choosing the right driver training program decreases the chance of your teenager getting into an accident. Here at the Law Offices of Scott Miller we care about the teenage drivers in the Fulton County community. If you have any questions about your teenagers’ driving rights or if you need guidance about a teenager’s Georgia traffic violation, please feel free to call us at 770-408-1001.
