Ms. June's Driving Lessons

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MEN~TEENS~WOMEN~SENIORS

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Mission Statement

To provide the best service in a reasonable amount of time at a reasonable price with the best Instructors.

What We Do

• I want us to be satisified that we have taught you all the necessary skills so that you can get your drivers license and be able to drive on different types of roads and conditions. I want you to enjoy driving and be responsible for your actions. 

• Provide Behind the Wheel Lessons for Teens and Adults for Men and Women.

• All driving lessons are taught (hand on)on the road except for parking which is done in a parking lot.
• I want us to be satisfied we have taught you the skills required for you to get your drivers license. 
•  Provide all the necessary skills to make sure of your safety to be able to drive on all kinds of roads and conditions and be able to enjoy your driving.
• Free Pick up and drop off in same city.
• Great Verbal Communication
• Patient ~ Friendly ~ Trustworthy
• We Make learning fun

 TEENS

As Summer approaches, the Department of Driver Services (DDS) reminds students needing to test for an instructional permit or driver’s license over the long vacation to obtain a “DDS Certificate of Attendance Form” from their school administration before the end of the school year. Students planning for an on-the-road test will also need a Georgia Alcohol Drug Awareness Program (ADAP) certificate of completion.

DDS Certificate of Attendance Forms must be signed and notarized from the student’s school and presented at the time of applying for a permit or Class D driver’s license. Typically, the form is valid for one month.  However, the Certificate of Attendance Forms issued in May 2011 will be accepted until September 30, 2011. 

All applicants under the age of 18 not enrolled in school must provide a GED diploma, high school diploma, or an attendance form from the student’s local Board of Education if enrolled in an approved home school program.

In addition to the Certificate of Attendance, successful completion of the Alcohol and Drug Awareness Program (ADAP) is required to obtain a permit. ADAP is typically taught in both public and private schools as part of the 9^th grade Health curriculum. Now eligible students have an additional avenue for obtaining the required course, eADAP. This new internet option is available to students who are home-schooled, have moved to Georgia from another state, were absent from school when the ADAP courses was taught, or who need the course during the summer months. 

Students may access informational videos at Georgia Department of Driver Services’ Facebook business page. For complete Georgia driver licensing, testing requirements, and eADAP, please visit www.dds.ga.gov.

Please have a permit and make sure it hasn't expired. Permits are good for 2 years only

All lessons are to be paid in full at the first lesson unless you have made prior arrangements with me prior to your appointment.

After you have passed your road test, you will also need to pay $20 to the DDS as this is not included in our price. 

Thank you and I look forward to training you to be a safe and courtesy driver.

Ms. June

770-207-6905

email:femaledrivinginstructor@yahoo.com

If at anytime you need to ask a question or voice a concern, please do not hesitate to call or email me.  If you would like to text me 510-290-4358