Traffic Driving School Times
Vol. 1, Issue 1August 2008
Welcome to the first edition of Traffic Driving School Times. The Traffic Driving School Times is a quarterly publication created to communicate information to driving school studentsand the general public about procedures that deal with the Department of Motor Vehicles and driving schools.
History of Business
Our business opened its doors in August of 2004. Two best friends joined efforts to provide safe driving instruction to drivers of all ages as well as all information required for all your driving needs.
MISSION
Our mission is to treat you with the utmost courtesy and respect as you learn to become a safe, responsible driver.
We have professional, New YorkState certified instructors who will give you the skills and confidence you need in a patient, careful and reliable manner.
SERVICES
Driving School
5-Hour Class
Road Test Appointment
Car for Road Test
Auto Insurance
Defensive Driving Course
Notary Public
CDL Training
Translations
Money Transfers
WORKING IN CONJUNCTION WITH ASTCS
(American Safety Training & Consulting Svcs)
Following are some of the training available:
Transportation Division
NYSED/NYCDOE School Bus Monitor/Attendant
USDOT Transit Bus Operator Certification
Article 19A Program Management
Security Guard Training
Health Services Division
NYS Certified Alcohol & Substance Abuse Counselor
American Red Cross CPR/AED with First Aid
ARC Managing Stress Course
ARC Workplace Ergonomics Course
OSHA (Occupational Safety & Health Administration)
General Industry Specialty Courses (10 & 30 Hr)
Infection Control
Workplace Safety
Ergonomics
Traffic Auto Driving School Times July 2008
Quick Facts – When You Have Your Permit
Practice frequently. The DMV recommends that you
practice at least 30 hours for your road test and at
least 10 hours in medium to high volume traffic.
[Page of your DMV Manual]
Attend a mandatory pre-licensing course or complete
a high school or college driver ed course. When you
complete the course, you will receive a pre-licensing
course certificate (MV-278). You need the certificate
number to schedule a road test.
ONLY students who complete a high school or college
driver ed course approved by the NYS Education
department receive an MV-285 student certificate.
Schedule a road test. The test date is normally from
three to ten weeks after the date you make the
appointment.
After you take your road test, the examiner
will inform you of the results. If you do not
pass, you can schedule another road test. If
you do not pass the second road test, you must
pay a $10 fee to take a maximum of two more
road tests.
You can renew a learner permit if
--You passed written test in last two years
--your permit expired in last 30 days