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All About Driving

Shannon, North Carolina (NC)

All About Driving

Training families since 1997

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Overview

All About Driving is a trusted driving school in Fayetteville, NC. Driving is a serious responsibility—something most of us do every day, yet there's always room to improve. We help drivers of all ages in Cumberland County, from teenagers to adults, sharpen their skills and build confidence behind the wheel. For more than 11 years, David and Doris have been coaching new and experienced drivers to feel more at ease and drive more safely. Whether you're a teen preparing for your first license test or an experienced driver looking to refresh your abilities, we're here for you. We take driver training seriously. Our patient instructors guide you through residential streets, rural roads, and freeway traffic, and we conduct mock driving tests that mirror the DMV exam. The result: you'll be ready not just to pass your test, but to be a defensive, responsible driver for life.

Instructors

  • David Webb

    David Webb

  • Doris Webb

    Doris Webb

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1 offered

  • Driving School

    During the thirty (30) hours of classroom instruction students will be involved in studies to include Learning from 18 chapters of the student driver text book and DMV (Dept. of Motor Vehicles) Handbook which is available online at for prior preparation if you choose. You may also for your convince download here DMV handbook Viewing various driving related videos strongly emphasizing safety. Homework assignments will include the collection of five published or electronic articles of current events related to driving situations. These may include proposals for highway improvements, traffic hazards, motor vehicle safety, accidents, and judicial actions relating to Department of Motor Vehicles, laws and regulations, etc.as well as some assignments from the student textbook. Upon the completion of the classroom portion of the course, the six hours of student driving will be scheduled in two-hour increments according to birth dates. It is the student’s responsibility to note and keep appointments.

Languages

English

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