Sharing The Road Driving School

or (2) Their sixteenth birthday occurs on or before the last regularly scheduled classroom session of the course in which they are enrolled. Classes run Monday, Wednesday and Thursday (tentative days) from 3:00 pm to 5:00pm. Summer classes are held from 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM for classroom times. Any summer schedule time changes begin as soon as school lets out for summer break. Driving time during the school year is done in Managed Time Blocks if a student has one and the number of students in a Managed Time block period. Some students will drive after school or after driver education classes and possibly Saturdays if available. The more time you make available to us to drive you the better you are at finishing the last week of class. Driver Education is a commitment not only to the student but the parents as well. Parents are required to complete 40 hours of behind the wheel driving time with their son/daughter (10 hours which need to be nighttime). Students should have the very basic practiced before starting driver education, such as braking, acceleration, right and left turns. Sharing the Road Driving School, requires that 20 hours be completed during the course or before in order to complete the course successfully. Students not doing home practice may get held back until skills and hours are in compliance with Sharing the Road Driving School regulations. Click Enroll to register for the class you wish to attend. Thank you for supporting the local driver’s education program. It has been a pleasure teaching the students in Bedford over the last several years. And will continue to provide a quality driver education program to the teenagers in Bedford, NH. Thank You, Mrs. Kathy Eckles / Owner, Sharing the Road Driving School. LLC

Sharing the Road Driving School, LLC, is happy to announce that it will be accepting and training adults over the age of 18. In the State of New Hampshire, if you are over the age of 18 you are not required to take driver education through a program licensed by the State of NH. Also you need no permit in the State of NH to practice driving. You do however have to have a licensed driver over the age of 25 with you in the front seat while practicing. If you are not a citizen of the United States you must check with the Dept. of Safety, in Concord, NH to see what is required for you to obtain a New Hampshire license. Sharing the Road has been training drivers for over 20 years, commercial and passenger vehicles. If you are interested in learning how to drive with a certified instructor please submit application and you will be contacted to Confirm Registration.