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Driving is deceptively simple.
Driving can become automatic... we can do it with our eyes closed; figuratively speaking. Your son or daughter will share the road with drivers who aren't thinking about driving. They’re thinking about work, the weekend; they might even be on the phone or texting.
These drivers react suddenly and blindly to changing traffic situations, clueless how their reactions affect other drivers. They take actions that put other drivers at risk; especially new drivers. At Interface Driving Academy, new drivers learn how to protect themselves from the Clueless Driver.
Our approach focuses on helping students appreciate the delicate yet critical balance between freedom and responsibility on the road. We would love to help your new driver open up their world to the opportunities safe driving can bring.
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Partnering with parents
Through comprehensive e-mailed drive reports and constant communication, you're in the loop on the progress of your driver. We also provide you with free videos on creating fun parking lot exercises you can emulate to effectively help your driver.
As a parent, enjoy the benefit of these driving reports to help your driver practice on specific areas of improvement identified by our educators.
Together, we can help your teen driver become a safe driver.
“One of the BEST parts was the post-drive assessment. The instructor informed me how my son did on his drives.”
...and making driver's ed FUN
Our educators have designed a dynamic, engaging curriculum. Interactive in nature, the cirriculum gives teens chances to earn "play" poker chips from active engagement in class that purchase Interface Driving Academy garb.
Combine that with an active, supportive Facebook community and the occasional ordering of pizza, we've found that teens really can love coming to driver's ed.
“Thank you for making it FUN for my son to go to driver’s ed... I wish I had known about you guys for my older son!”