| Valley Driving Schools |
AAA Sun Valley Driving School |
| $50 per hour, no class or defensive driving |
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ABC Driving School |
| -8 hour class with permit test |
$365 |
| -6 hours on the road |
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Allstar Driver Education |
| Conducts programs on high school campuses - Private company, IS NOT affiliated with school district |
| -8 hours classroom |
$289 |
-12 hours on the road
(6 of which are observing another student driving) |
| Emphasis is on "fun" introduces "Captain Drivers Ed" |
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Stop & Go Driving School |
| -8 hour class with permit test |
$289 |
| -6 hours on the road |
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All Metro School of Driving |
| -6 hours on road |
$299 |
| -8 hours on road |
$399 |
| No class. Must get permit
on your own. |
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Institute for Driver Safety |
| -6 hour "Road to Excellence" class |
$324 |
| -6 hours on road |
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| Driving MBA |
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DrivingMBA offers the most comprehensive driver training available in Arizona. The comprehensive program is a combination of simulation, classroom and on-road instruction.
We have designed a comprehensive program that takes a student from the pre-permit to license phase with 30 hours of formal instruction. Along with parent practice this program will prepare your teenager for today's vehicles and roadways.
The comprehensive program includes:
- Driving fundamentals which provides a solid foundation of sound driver behavior that is reinforced through repetitive practice and demonstrates interactively problems that can arise while driving
- Advanced Defensive Driving Skills creates safer drivers who are better able to control their vehicle in high-stress situations. It makes students aware of vehicle and personal limitations and provides exposure to and practice in dealing with, dangerous circumstances
- A How to practice with Your Teenager Class for parents
- Permit and License Testing
Don't leave your child's driver training to chance. Provide them with the best.
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See our courses for more detail
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| While on-road instruction and practice is crucial during the learning phase, simulation provides the opportunity to put students in all types of situations that are simply not replicable on the road or on a track. For example, on a simulator a student can drive 70 mph with a one-second following distance and have the vehicle in front of them come to a sudden stop. The student, through the experience, learns quickly that a one-second following distance, in most cases, will not be enough for them to react and avoid a collision. |
| See the Learning Pyramid under FAQS and find out why simulator training is the right move for your teen. |
| If you are looking for the cheapest easiest way to get your teen their license then we ARE NOT the school for you. |
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