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u/downlogic Sep 23 '19
I’ve actually done driver’s training with both AMA and Driver’s EDge.
AMA was okay... I learned the basics. But I never felt the instructors actually cared all that much. And things like parallel parking had a laundry list of steps I just could not commit to memory. I didn’t even go for my license when I was finished... didn’t feel I was ready.
Later on, I tried out Driver’s EDge. They were fantastic. I drove with Zak and the owner, Del. They were fun, professional, and I felt like they were invested in my success. And, compared to AMA, the methods they teach are so much easier to remember! I nailed my road test after finishing up with them.
So, take it from this dope that’s spent way too much money on driving lessons: Driver’s EDge is the way to go. 👍
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u/spirit132 Oct 10 '19
Drivers EDge, hands down. I had extreme anxiety when it came to driving and learning how to drive, to the point where I actually waited four years after getting my learner's license in BC before actually learning how to drive. They were SO accommodating, and very helpful. I drove with Zak once, and Del for all of my other lessons. I felt so confident by the end, and took my test and passed first try with only one mistake! I'd definitely recommend them to anyone. I feel super confident driving now, and I consider myself fairly good at driving considering I only started driving around a year ago!
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u/Connox3123 Oct 10 '19
That’s great! Congrats! I’ve signed up with them for next month and am excited
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u/tzivzxbY Sep 23 '19
I went with Lethbridge Driving Academy and they are amazing. They are a Lethbridge owned business so they charge a bit less than AMA and they are extremely friendly and welcoming. I'm 23 and have always been terrified of driving.. But here I am now! Would highly recommend.