$50 for $200 Towards Driver's Education Course at Driver Education 4U

Studies have shown that playing video games may help people develop some of the skills necessary for driving, but relying on Mario Go Kart or Grand Theft Auto to get you through your driving test would be extremely dangerous and irresponsible. Leave the heat-seeking turtle shells in the virtual realm and learn to drive safely in reality with today’s WagJag: $50 for $200 Credit Towards Driver’s Education Course at Driver’s Education 4U in North Bay.

At Driver Education 4U, aspiring drivers can ensure they learn the skills to avoid a future appearance on an episode of Canada’s Worst Drivers. During the program, students learn to be safe, defensive, and confident drivers. Most important, they can prepare to successfully complete that intimidating first road test. This MTO/CAA approved How to Drive beginner’s course offers driving rookies 25 hours of in-class instruction that provides the information required to effectively manage driving risks and 10 hours of hands-on training out on the open road. The full cost of the program is $678, so with this voucher you save $175 on high quality driver training.

With over 14 years experience, Driver Education 4U is recognized by the Ministry of Transportation (MTO) and a part of the CAA’s Approved Driving School Network (ADSN). Upon graduation, each student receives a free 1 year CAA basic membership, a complimentary copy of CAA’s How to Drive textbook, and a Beginner Driver Education Graduate Certificate recognized by most companies in the insurance industry. The best part is, taking the course shaves 4 months off the time you wait for your license.