3 Best Driving Schools in Durham, NC

“Above Average Driving School practices properly applying the brakes and coming to a complete stop. The school develops road skills and techniques to prepare you for the DMV road test. Above Average Driving School provides driver education and training classes for students of all ages from teens to senior citizens. Their instructors are licensed by the NC DMV. They have certified instructors to teach AAA's Driver Improvement Program to traffic violators and the AAA Drive Wise Program for senior operators. Their team has a total of 100+ years behind the wheel. Their curriculum will teach teen drivers everything they need to know.”

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“All Around Driving School has 35 years of experience in Driver Education. Their lead instructor has 25 years with the NC DMV as a Driving Examiner and 10 years as an instructor. They believe that their quality instructors are a critical part of the learning experience. Their instructors are trained and licensed by the North Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles. All instructors are national background checked and approved. The school utilizes a mentor-style approach to driver training. All Around Driving School teaches adults with the same beliefs and confidence as their teens. All Around Driving School knows driver education and understands traffic safety.”

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“Johnson Driving School, LLC is a AAA-certified instructor and offers 4. and 8-hour classes. Their driver education classes and behind-the-wheel instruction are offered during the week. All instructors are certified by the North Carolina DMV to provide driver education according to North Carolina law. Johnson Driving School, LLC begins and ends lessons at the school's location. Their Driver Improvement Program (DIP) is taught by instructors who are certified through AAA of the Carolinas. Classes can be scheduled during the week after 5 PM and on weekends. They also offer DMV test preparation. The school offers weekend schedules and classes to accommodate after-school priorities that students may have.”

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