Norm's School Of Driving

By the 1920s, congestion, accidents, and parking problems clogged many streets. This led to cities imposing speed limits, installing traffic signals, and trying one-way streets, parking restrictions, and parking meters to keep vehicles moving.

Not wearing a seatbelt during driving can be extremely dangerous, yet many people still ignore it. In fact, it has been found that 1 in 7 people don’t wear a seatbelt while driving.

Did you know that vehicle failure accounts for less than 3 percent of all motorcycle accidents and poor weather less than 2 percent? We will teach you strategies to be safe on the road. Even seemingly little things like wearing bright clothing and using your daylight headlights can make all the difference.

Driving safely or keeping calm on a weathered road can be a real challenge sometimes. We give you advanced driving training so you drive well even under rough conditions.

Driving school helps to teach new drivers the rules of the road and also helps all drivers develop the skills needed to remain safe on the road. Driving school also teaches drivers at any level to become more successful defensive drivers.

In most states, the requirements for driving instructors include a high school degree and an unrestricted driver's license. Candidates for driving instructor positions also must pass a driving exam in most states.

Just like with any other vehicle, motorcycles need insurance. And, like other vehicles, the right discounts can lower your insurance substantially. For many insurance companies, a rider course is that discount, and can help to lower your insurance premiums substantially.

All skills that we learn can benefit from being refreshed from time to time. New ideas come to the fore, and being reminded of what we have learned is actually a great way to keep those skills. That’s why a regular defensive driving class is never a bad idea.

The greatest number of motorcyclist fatalities occurs with oncoming vehicles that are making a left turn. We cover how to approach intersections, bike position, having an escape route, and other procedures to protect yourself in these circumstances.

Night driving presents very different challenges than driving during the day. Without the ability to see what’s going on ahead, vision and depth perception can be significantly impaired. It’s a good idea to aim to do as much nighttime practice as you can when learning to drive.

Did you know that car crashes are the number one cause of death of teenagers in the United States? Three-quarters of teen accidents are due to speeding, being distracted, or not scanning the road ahead.

If you are looking for places to safely practice your motorcycle driving skills between lessons, we recommend calling the local police department. They will be able to direct you to an approved location.

A defensive driving course shouldn’t be taken only after a speeding ticket or other traffic violation. If you feel doubtful about your driving skills, you must relearn these traffic laws to hone your skills and become a good defensive driver.