Young Drivers of Canada

4 recommendations and reviews from 4 people

• Referral from April 3, 2018
  

  dillpickle_rick asked:

  Driving classes for G2? Im a student at Carleton and have a G1. Need classes for G2. Any cheap suggestions? Want to start this May.

  

  Goshawk77 replied:

  There are cheap options, but I'd note this is one of the things in life you want to spend decent $ on. Young drivers is worth every penny - https://www.yd.com If that's too expensive, DTSM isn't awful - http://www.dtsm.ca Anything else tends to be fairly hit and miss in terms of quality imo.

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• Referral from March 19, 2018
  

  Perdin asked:

  Vancouver Driving School Recommendations? Hey /r/Vancouver, I made a mistake of breaking my vow of never getting my L again after the tragedy 10 years. Now I have my L, and I feel like I should probably learn to drive. A few of my friends have offered to take their car out driving, but I feel for some reason it may be better to go through driving school (again) and use their car for the road test. I used to go to BestWay, but we all know what happened to them.

  

  xlxoxo replied:

  I went with Young Drivers and strongly recommend them. The "Defensive" driving principles is why I have nearly 30 years of safe driving record. They may cost more, but I got my money back with all the accidents I think I have avoided. https://www.yd.com/ https://www.youtube.com/user/YoungDriversofCanada/videos

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• Referral from March 7, 2016
  

  MikeHasFudge asked:

  Driving school recommendations? I take transit everywhere but am seriously thinking of getting my licence and learning from a driving instructor. Am in Vancouver, over 25, have access to a family car. I would like to hear your recommendations.

  

  BohemianPunk replied:

  [Young Drivers of Canada](https://www.yd.com/). This is how I learned to drive when I was 16, but they teach adults too. I think at the time it was about $900 for the whole she-bang, with in-class lessons before you even get in a car, then driving in a specially-built car with an instructor (the car has brakes on the passenger side). Teaches not just basic driving but also emergency moves, good etiquette, and little tips & tricks (like that the tar circles on the road at intersections are sensors that you need to be on top of to get the light to change). I think it was worth it, but then again it wasn't my $900 at the time. Thanks mom!

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• Referral from September 6, 2014
  

  Ashleey S. asked:

  Does anyone know how much drivers ed cost!:) ??

  

  Jay S. replied:

  https://www.yd.com/

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