Save $100 on Drivers Ed – Last 5 days!
Save $100 on Drivers Ed classes and lessons this summer, but hurry! Our best sale in four years ends in just 5 days. The early bird gets the worm, so to speak. So, don’t let this Drivers Ed sale pass you by like the lazy, carefree days of summer. The great news is that the sale applies to spring and our popular SUMMER classes. However, you need to book an in-person or Zoom package no later than May 15, 2023. The sale does not apply to our Aceable online packages.
Last 5 days to save $100 on Drivers Ed packages
Our Drivers Ed Sale applies to in-person or Zoom classes during the springtime and our super popular summer classes. The Road Wise package includes the 30-hour class and six hours of in-car driving lessons. Our Drive Smart package also includes a convenient on-site road test.
Take a deep breath. All of our cars include an extra brake and accelerator on the instructor’s side.
- Save $100 on our Road Wise package (Includes 30-hour in-person or Zoom class and six hours of in-car driving lessons). Reg. $599, SALE $499.
- Save $100 on our Drive Smart package (includes 30-hour in-person or Zoom class, six hours of in-car driving lessons + a convenient on-site road test). Reg. $699, SALE $599.
How to save $100 on Driver’s Ed:
- Go to Drive Smart Georgia’s HOME PAGE
- Pick a location.
- Choose any spring or summer class.
- Pick the “Road Wise” or “Drive Smart” level (for in-person or Zoom classes).
- For an in-person or Zoom class, click on “Register Now.”
- Look for “Have a Coupon?” on the checkout page. Click on “Click here to enter your code.”
- In the coupon code box, enter this code: SUMMER.
- Continue to enter your information and then click on “Place Order.”
Only valid on initial purchase. Not valid with group or other discounts. Not valid for our Aceable online program. Must be purchased no later than May 15, 2023.
CLICK HERE TO BOOK AND SAVE $100 NOW!
Benefits of taking Drivers Ed at Drive Smart Georgia:
- We are the ONLY driving school that is endorsed by Alan Brown, the Founder of Joshua’s Law.
- State-of-the-art classrooms with large 70” smartboards.
- Largest practice facility in Metro Atlanta.
- AAA, the nation’s leading automobile safety authority, recommends Drive Smart Georgia.
- Easy online scheduling and payment with Drive Scout, our exclusive scheduling software.
- Easy-to-understand report cards after each driving lesson so parents can track their teen’s progress.
- We’ve taught more than 60,000 students how to drive in 13 years.
- Students can take Drivers Ed at one of our three convenient locations or home the comfort of their own home.
- Our fleet includes late model, eco-friendly, and super clean vehicles.
- High 93% pass rate.
What to expect during Driver’s Ed classes at Drive Smart Georgia
Drive Smart Georgia designed our exclusive program that activates students with entertaining hands-on activities. Students absorb so much more knowledge when they are engaged mentally and physically. We actually take students outside to participate in our drunk goggles activity so they can see firsthand how drugs and alcohol impede on their ability to make quick decisions behind the wheel. We also play games like Jeopardy to help students retain what they learn in the classroom setting.
All work and no play is no fun at all. That’s why our Drivers Ed teachers take frequent breaks throughout the day. Students will also get a lunch break every day.
At the end of the 30-hour Drivers Ed class, students will take a test on what they learned. Almost all of our students easily pass the test because they absorbed the material.
What to expect during in-car driving lessons at Drive Smart Georgia
Driving lessons at Drive Smart Georgia can be a bit daunting, especially for nervous new drivers and their parents. Have no fear, this isn’t our first rodeo! In fact, we’ve been doing this for 13 years and taught more than 50,000 teens. You’re in good hands, but we certainly understand your concerns.
It seems like just yesterday when you took the training wheels off your child’s bike. Yikes. Now, it’s 2023 and time for your teen to learn how to drive a car. This all-important milestone is an exciting time for teens, but can be a bit scary for concerned parents, like you!
Rest assured…it will be OK. Take a few deep breaths and relax. We’ve got you covered. If your child is going to start in-car driving lessons at Drive Smart Georgia soon, here is what you can expect.
Important questions and answers about driving lessons
Q: When should I schedule In-Car Driving Lessons?
A: After your teen driver completes the 30-hour Drivers Ed class, you’ll receive an email from us with instructions on how to create an account on Drive Scout, our proprietary scheduling software.
When you click on the link in the email, you’ll be prompted to fill out an online form with your teen’s information and your info too. It typically takes up to 72 hours after submitting the form to verify and activate your account.
Once activated, you’ll then be able to schedule your teen’s driving lessons on Drive Scout. Don’t forget to write down your login and password info.
Q: Can my teen immediately begin driving lessons?
A: Yes, our students can begin their driving lessons upon completion of the Drivers Ed class and when their Drive Scout account is activated.
Because students need time to practice what they learned during a lesson before proceeding to the next one, they must wait seven days between sessions.
Q: Are your cars safe?
A: Absolutely! All of our cars are dependable late models that are always clean. The best news is that there is an extra brake and accelerator on the instructor’s side – just in case.
Q: What will my teen work on during the driving lessons at Drive Smart Georgia?
A: As you might imagine, our students have varying levels of experience out on the road. Therefore, instructional needs are as different as each individual student. In other words, no two lessons are ever alike.
Based on experience, our highly trained and patient instructors will cover how to handle the vehicle, road signs, rules of the road, and basic road skills (straight line backing, parallel parking and the turn-about). Your teen will practice IPDE (identify, predict, decide, and execute). Residential, interstate, and rush hour driving will also be covered as experience warrants.
Q: Does my teen need to bring anything to his driving lesson at Drive Smart Georgia?
A: By law, students are required to have their permit with them whenever they are driving. At the beginning of the lesson, the instructor will ask the student for the permit. If the student is unable to produce it, the lesson will be cancelled, and a $50 fee will be incurred.
For the safety reasons, we strongly recommend that students wear closed-toe shoes (no slip-ons or slippers) for all driving lessons.
Q: Will the instructor provide feedback after each in-car driving lesson?
A: Absolutely! Our instructors meet with parents both before and after each lesson. Prior to the lesson, we discuss student needs and parent expectations. Following the lesson, we review progress and skills covered.
Additionally, the instructor will post comments and a review of skills on the student’s Drive Scout account. Parents can view the assessment 24 hours after each in-car lesson.
Q: What can I do between driving lessons to help my teen become a better driver?
A: Practice, practice, practice! Your teen driver’s comfort level and confidence increase over time with experience. Teaching a teen to drive is a partnership between the driving school and the parent. Obviously, the student is not going to learn how to drive in a single lesson or even over the 6-hour program.
In addition to other state requirements, your teen must have 40 hours of supervised driving experience on the road, which must include six hours of night driving, to be eligible to obtain a driver’s license. Practice is the best way to guarantee your teen’s road test readiness and safety out on the road when they become licensed, unsupervised drivers.
Q: Where can we practice parallel parking?
A: Our location in Johns Creek features the biggest practice facility in Metro Atlanta. It’s set-up with cones to practice parallel parking. Feel free to stop by to brush up those tricky skills when the course is not occupied by an instructor/student.
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