Turn by Turn Driving School is a premier driving school located in Calgary, Alberta. We are dedicated to providing high-quality driver education with a focus on safety and skill.
About UsWelcome to Turn by Turn Driving School!
Premier driving school in Calgary, Alberta. We strive to empower students to become safe, responsible drivers for life
Our Approach:
● High-quality driver education
● Safety-focused training
● Personalized instruction
● Supportive learning environment
What you will learn:
● Understanding road rules and regulations
● Defensive driving techniques
● Hazard detection
● Overall, driving school equips you with the knowledge, skills and mindset to be a safe and responsible driver for life.
Instructors: Highly experienced, Alberta-licensed driving instructor with a commitment to quality
Our Trending CoursesProgram Details:
15 hours Online Course/ self-paced learning.
10 hours of in-car instruction over 5 days, with 2-hour lessons each day.
Our Basic New Driver program makes learning fun and easy with Turn by Turn!
Program Details:
15 hours Online Course/ self-paced learning
14 hours of in-car instruction over 7 days, with 2-hour lessons each day.
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Program Details:
15 hours Online Course/ self-paced learning
20 hours of in-car instruction over 10 days, with 2-hour lessons each day.
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FAQAccording to Alberta Transportation’s Driver Training Program, students with no prior driving experience are recommended to complete at least 20 hours of behind-the-wheel instruction before attempting the Class 5 road test.
For internationally licensed drivers requiring a road test, a refresher course is not mandatory but highly recommended to familiarize yourself with Alberta traffic rules and regulations.
1. Age requirement: 14 years and above
2. Parental/guardian consent: Required for applicants under 18 years old
3. Knowledge test: Pass a multiple-choice test covering Alberta’s traffic laws and road signs
4. Vision test: Pass a standard vision test to ensure adequate visual acuity
5. Study materials: Review the Alberta Driver’s Handbook and other resources
1. Age requirement: 16 years and above
2. Parental/guardian consent: Required for applicants under 18 years old
3. Class 7 holding period: Hold a Class 7 learner’s license for at least 12 months
4. Road test: Pass a driving skills test, covering urban and rural driving scenarios
1. Age requirement: 18 years and above
2. Probationary period: Complete a 24-month probationary period.
3. Suspension and demerit-free period:Maintain a suspension-free and demerit-free driving record for at least 12 months
4. Driver training program: Complete an approved driver training program to reduce the probationary period
Note: Drivers may be entitled to reduce their probationary period by 6 months by completing an approved class 5 training program.
Why Choose UsAvailability: Online booking systems are always available, eliminating the need to wait for business hours of office staff
Budget friendly, our program fees are carefully priced without compromising on quality.
Our instructors have a lot of years of experience in helping students become successful drivers.
Our training programs cater to all seasons, winter, spring, fall, summer driving.
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Our Work ProcessBefore starting any course, create a plan to help you achieve your goals on time.
Should you face any difficulties in starting your program, please don't hesitate to consult the driving school administrative office.
When you're ready to begin the course, please purchase it online or by phone.
Once you've completed all the necessary steps, it's time to begin your training with Turn by Turn Driving School.