Best driving school Virginia?

[Anonymous]

DS is turning 15 1/2 soon and will be eligible for a learner’s permit. Please share your experiences with different VA-based driving schools.

I Drive Smart seems to be the one that’s most often recommended but it only has 3 stars on Yelp. Any other schools near Old Town?

[Anonymous]

Wow. No recommendations at all? There must be some Virginia teens learning to drive!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote: Wow. No recommendations at all? There must be some Virginia teens learning to drive!

Correct, but would not recommend them.

[Anonymous]

I just assumed the parents teach them??

[Anonymous]

Yes the parents teach them but the DMV requires a certificate from a driving school, what used to be called the "road test."

[Anonymous]

we couldn't be more happy w/ idrivesmart. the hard part is finding driving classes in preferred locations and times.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:we couldn't be more happy w/ idrivesmart. the hard part is finding driving classes in preferred locations and times.

iDrive Smart was amazing for my DS. Highly recommend.
(my older DD used another company and I wish I had known about iDrive Smart back then)

[Anonymous]

We were very happy with Aloha Bob. We also know other families who were happy with iDriveSmart.

[Anonymous]

I have a questions about iDriveSmart, how well does your teen need to be able to drive before they start the lessons? Mine scares the crap out of me and I'd love to outsource this asap.

[Anonymous]

Another vote for idrivesmart.
I think you can go at any point to idrivesmart but if they aren't very well practiced, it may take them longer before they pass.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have a questions about iDriveSmart, how well does your teen need to be able to drive before they start the lessons? Mine scares the crap out of me and I'd love to outsource this asap.

they don't have to be able to drive, just having a permit allows them to learn

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have a questions about iDriveSmart, how well does your teen need to be able to drive before they start the lessons? Mine scares the crap out of me and I'd love to outsource this asap.

they don't have to be able to drive, just having a permit allows them to learn

Yes, I understand. Technically, they only need a permit, but what I’m asking is do they need to know the basics before they get in the car with the teacher?What

[Anonymous]

Jimmy, I’m not going to ask again

[Anonymous]

For everyone here recommending I Drive Smart: how are you able to even find lesson slots with them that aren’t in some place like Culpepper at 6 am on a Sunday?

Am I missing something? And I’m looking as far as 3 months down the line.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have a questions about iDriveSmart, how well does your teen need to be able to drive before they start the lessons? Mine scares the crap out of me and I'd love to outsource this asap.

they don't have to be able to drive, just having a permit allows them to learn

Yes, I understand. Technically, they only need a permit, but what I’m asking is do they need to know the basics before they get in the car with the teacher?What

I sent my teen to her first lesson w/ zero road experience. They were very patient for that first lesson while she got her driving feet