We started this business specifically to serve individuals whom other Driving Schools don’t typically work with or who just need a little extra “TLC”. Even so, certain situations are outside of our scope and expertise. For example, if someone has a physical handicap that requires the use of adaptive equipment, we are not allowed to do Driving Lessons. We are required to refer them to the DMV or to a Driver Rehabilitation Specialist.

We’ve also come to realize that despite how much someone wants or needs to drive, there are certain cognitive functions that are crucial to driving safely, and for some, these abilities may need to be strengthened before they are ready or able to learn to drive. So again, this is where a Driver Rehabilitation Specialist is needed.

If you or your child or loved one has any doubts whatsoever about being able to 1.) learn to drive -or- 2.) be safe on the road, we strongly suggest that you answer the brief assessment questions below and explore the resources available at the “Association for Driver Rehabilitation Specialists” ADED website via this LINK. You can also find helpful information HERE. If you are an older adult, please check these Resources: We Need to Talk and At The Crossroads.

Have you ever:

• gotten lost or confused with roads or directions?

• had brake/gas pedal confusion?

• had a near miss while driving?

• had other drivers honk at you?

• hit a curb or run off the edge of the road?

• had recent tickets or warnings?

• had difficulty with driving the speed limit?

If you’ve experienced two or more of these issues, you may need to consult a Driver Rehab Specialist. Please refer to the links above or research the topic yourself. And feel free to contact us if you’d like to discuss your specific situation.