If taking the DMV drive test has you in knots, you might not be ready to get a license and drive unsupervised. Do not schedule your drive test until you are bored with driving. Our definition of bored is “nothing should make you scared or nervous on the road.”

After your second lesson we recommend new drivers make a list of everything that still makes them nervous or scared. You can add items to the list that make you parents/guardians scared or nervous about your driving. This becomes your work list of thing you will practice and hone before you go for your test and get your license.

Our driving instructors assess your abilities and help you with skills that need improvement during each lesson. In addition, you will use the log we provide to write down the hours you practice driving with your parent/guardian/coach and the type of skills practiced. This will help you track your progress.

If you feel more nervous than enthusiastic about learning to drive, don’t worry. We’re here to help you develop your skills and confidence. We want Roadrunner students to feel as comfortable as possible even when they make mistakes and have questions to ask. We look forward to working with you.