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JohnnysDrivingSchool.com

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"I get asked quite often why I decided to open my own driving school. And the reason is really pretty simple. After everything I've seen in nearly 40 years as a traffic reporter, I knew something had to change. I knew that we were missing the most important point of what Driver's Ed should be.

We needed a fresh approach that would be based on the reality of what every parent of a new teen driver fears: getting "that phone call" where everything changes in a heartbeat. And therein lies what we should really be teaching new teen drivers.

The key is to redefine what we mean by a "safe" teen driver. Because that very real fear parents feel is rooted in one single thought... they don't want their teen to get hurt. That's it. That's all that matters.



So if that's all that matters, why has it always stopped there? What we've been missing is obvious. If you don't your teen to get hurt,  you better be teaching them how to stay out of wrecks... and that's what we do. After reporting on literally tens of thousands of accidents, I know what really causes wrecks. And better yet, I know what it takes to stay out of them. That's why I created a curriculum focused on 'Collision Avoidance'... real-world strategies that help teens stay away from the things that I see cause wrecks every day. In fact, we teach our students how to avoid one common mistake drivers make that causes the vast majority of the accidents I report on! Seriously!

Patiently providing guidance to the student,

 

Building student confidence through empathy and encouragement

 

Provide strategies to help students master difficult driving skills


So your teen's almost old enough to drive... and all you want is for them it to be a safe driver... which you probably think is all the things you were taught in drivers ed. But it's much more than that. Think about it... as the parent of a new teen driver, isn't your biggest fear getting that late night phone call that your teen's been involved in a wreck? It's a parents worst nightmare. , if that's your biggest Of course. And when you look at it that way, it becomes crystal clear. If being a safe driver means keeping them from getting hurt, what they really need to learn is how to stay out of wrecks... and that's what we do. I've taken my experience reporting on tens of thousands of wrecks and created driving lessons that focus on collision avoidance... easy to apply strategies to avoid the things I see cause accidents ever day. For more information visit our website at JohnnysDrivingSchool.com. and check out our schools on both sides of the state line. 

Using The Acuity App To Find Out The Status Of The Student Who Has Scheduled Their First Lesson With You

Your Text Notification
Of A New Student

This is the initial text you get when a student schedules their first drive with you

Open The Acuity App
On Your Phone

You'll See Either The Agenda View....

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Or The Daily View Showing Your Calendar

Activate The Client Search Bar

To Locate The Student In Acuity

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Click The Search Icon

Which Activates The Search Bar

Enter Student's Name

In the Search Bar

Begin Typing In Student Name In The Search Bar Here

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Acuity Will Automatically Populate Name Suggestions That You Can Click On

Parent/Guardian Contact Information

And Student Class History

STUDENT'S
First Name 

STUDENT'S
Last Name 

Classroom Session Status
The Student Must Have Taken The Classroom Session Before Scheduling A Drive With You. If No Class Is Shown, Contact The Student And Inform Them They Need To Enroll In A Class, And Then Cancel Their Drive

This Is The
PARENT/GUARDIAN EMAIL

This Is The
PARENT/GUARDIAN PHONE #

This Indicates The Student Has Already Taken The Class As Required

Course Completion Status
The Deadline For The Student To Complete The Course Is One Year From This Date. You Need To Record This On Their In-Car Driving Sheet

Step Five

Verification Of Class Attendance

STUDENT'S
Phone #

STUDENT'S
Email

This Is The Date The Students Say They Attended Class
(I Am Probably Going To Remove This Question)

PARENT/GUARDIAN NAME
This Is Your Designated Contact

STUDENT CONTACT INFORMATION
To Be Used Only Under Extenuating Circumstances

State Required Information

Used To Issue Temporary Paper Permit

Information For Students Permit Application

State Photo Permit Status

Acuity Will Bring Up The Students Full Account

STUDENT'S STATE PHOTO PERMIT STATUS
If The Student Does NOT Yet Have The State Photo Permit, It Is The Instructors Responsibility To Be Sure They Know The Importance Of Obtaining It ASAP, And Help Guide Them Through The Process

STATE PHOTO PERMIT EXPIRATION STATUS
This Is The Deadline For The Student To Complete The Course Without Having To Renew Their State Photo Permit

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Now Offering

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Finally, now there's driving instruction available that teaches teens the major differences, and the not so obvious nuances, between driving a sedan and sport utility vehicle. 

NOT JUST THE SAME TRAINING IN A BIGGER VEHICLE

Much more than the instruction provided in our Toyota Camrys, this package featuring our Toyota Highlander is customized to offer students thorough training on the important capabilities that make an SUV so versatile, and the unique driving characteristics that make those capabilities possible, including:  

  • Increased rollover tendencies due to higher center of gravity

  • Higher sight view giving illusion of slower speed

  • Wider vehicle means less clearance with other cars on highway

  • More numerous and profound blind spots

  • More momentum due to higher weight requiring earlier braking

  • Less maneuverable than smaller vehicles

  • Longer stopping distances

  • All wheel drive, which improves traction, but not braking, in slick conditions 

  • Wider turning radius

  • Tighter clearances when parking

Toyota Highlander SUV Training Package

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So your teen's almost old enough to drive... and all you want is for them it to be a safe driver... which you probably think is all the things you were taught in drivers ed. But it's much more than that. Think about it... when you say you want your teen to be a safe driver, aren't you really saying you don't want them to get hurt? Of course. And when you look at it that way, it becomes crystal clear. If being a safe driver means keeping them from getting hurt, what they really need to learn is how to stay out of wrecks... and that's what we do. I've taken my experience reporting on tens of thousands of wrecks and created driving lessons that focus on collision avoidance... easy to apply strategies to avoid the things I see cause accidents ever day. For more information visit our website at JohnnysDrivingSchool.com. and check out our schools on both sides of the state line. 


So your teen's almost old enough to drive... and all you want is for them it to be a safe driver... which you probably think is all the things you were taught in drivers ed. But it's much more than that. Think about it... as the parent of a new teen driver, isn't your biggest fear getting that late night phone call that your teen's been involved in a wreck? It's a parents worst nightmare. , if that's your biggest Of course. And when you look at it that way, it becomes crystal clear. If being a safe driver means keeping them from getting hurt, what they really need to learn is how to stay out of wrecks... and that's what we do. I've taken my experience reporting on tens of thousands of wrecks and created driving lessons that focus on collision avoidance... easy to apply strategies to avoid the things I see cause accidents ever day. For more information visit our website at JohnnysDrivingSchool.com. and check out our schools on both sides of the state line. 

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