TGFTIB Driving School

Welcome to TGFTIB Driving School in Brewer, Maine — your trusted partner for learning safe, confident driving. Whether you’re a teen getting behind the wheel for the first time or an adult brushing up on your skills, we provide professional lessons tailored to state rules, safety regulations, and real-world road conditions. Every driver is different, and so are Maine’s licensing requirements. That’s why our courses focus on building essential driving skills — from crash prevention and defensive driving to mastering parking and understanding traffic laws. We keep our curriculum up to date with the latest safety standards so you can feel prepared, no matter what vehicle you’re learning to drive. When you compare driving schools, look at more than price. Some schools pick you up at a convenient spot; others ask you to come to them. You’ll also find flexible payment options — monthly increments or one flat rate — and varying course lengths. At TGFTIB, we believe clear communication matters: we’ll answer your questions about lesson content, behind-the-wheel hours, and exactly what’s covered before you enroll. Modern life is fast-paced. Eating on the go, texting, and chatting with passengers have made driver distraction a deadly problem. According to a National Highway Traffic Safety Administration report, motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for 15- to 20-year-olds, with more than 5,000 young drivers killed each year on average. That’s why teaching driver safety is more important than ever. TGFTIB Driving School takes pride in instilling excellent driving habits, a working knowledge of Maine driving law, and the foundational skills to be a confident driver for years to come. **Did you know? A quick history of Maine driver’s licensing:** - 1915: First driver’s license required at age 16; $2 fee. - 1937: Road test and physical exam introduced; driving age lowered to 15. - 1953: Permit program started; permits valid for 60 days. - 1957: Permits extended to 90 days. - 1959: Driver’s education course required for anyone under 17. - 1961: Mandatory driver’s test for ages 75 and older. - 1967: Re-examination for accident-prone drivers. - 1971: Vision exam required for drivers 65 and older. - 1980: Road test requirement for seniors repealed. **Frequently asked questions about driving in Maine:** - If I have an international license, do I need a Maine license? - If I have a license from another country, can I drive in Maine? - How do I apply for my Maine permit and license? - Where is the nearest Bureau of Motor Vehicles? - Can I drive a friend’s car? - How do Maine driving laws differ from what I may already know? - What skills do I need to pass the road test? - After getting my license, is there anything else I should know before I start driving? Call TGFTIB Driving School today — we’ll walk you through the answers and help you get on the road with confidence.