To those that have kids who've recently done Driver's Ed/Training or are looking into it...
04-15-2007, 10:42 PM
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2 teenagers + 2 different driving schools = lots of new gray hair =)
Our son attended Stanford Driving School two years ago, he passed his written test first round and passed his driving test first time.
Our daughter attended Allied Driving School last year. One benefit to attending Allied is that they have manual transmission vehicles for the driving training portion. She passed her written portion first try and tomorrow we'll find out if she passes the driving to get her 'real' driver's license. There go our insurance rates again!
Our daughter attended Allied Driving School last year. One benefit to attending Allied is that they have manual transmission vehicles for the driving training portion. She passed her written portion first try and tomorrow we'll find out if she passes the driving to get her 'real' driver's license. There go our insurance rates again!
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04-17-2007, 05:55 PM
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Stanford Driving School in PA... I don't know if Bill is still around, but he's the best...
Took my driver's ed and training there back in hmmmmm... '94. I think they have a mustang, beetle, pt cruiser and maybe some other types of cars... all red of course.
Good place, I would recommend them. My two younger bros and just about every other teenager in Palo Alto has gone there for their 6 hours of driver's training.
Good place, I would recommend them. My two younger bros and just about every other teenager in Palo Alto has gone there for their 6 hours of driver's training.
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