Cantor’s Driving School
Description

Allan Cantor opened the first Cantor’s Driving School in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1976. This father of four was a History Teacher and Disciplinarian at Overbrook High School in West Philadelphia. He began teaching students how to drive part-time and on the weekends. Soon, he had taught nearly every teen in the area how to drive.

Allan was the best driving instructor around. He was known for his jovial personality and relatability with his students. A stop off to grab a famous Philadelphia cheesesteak during a lesson was not out of the question – and something his students loved about him. Of course it was the 1970s and times were different then, but Cantor’s Driving School has always been about Family, Community, and Safety.

As years went by, Cantor’s Driving School grew into the neighboring Philadelphia suburbs. And as his children grew, his youngest son Frank joined the family business. Learning the ins-and-outs of being a great driving instructor from his father, Frank was able to expand Cantor’s Driving School into four states – Pennsylvania, Florida, Nevada and Arizona.

Today, Frank Cantor owns and operates Cantor’s Driving School with his wife, Cheri, continuing the tradition of a family-owned and operated business. They are committed to teaching the pillars of safe driving to their students – Respect for the Road, Respect for Other Drivers, and Awareness of Outside Distractions.

Instructors

Jospeh M.
Jospeh M.
Richard Bradley
Richard Bradley
Jim F.
Jim F.
Richard Thomas Dorsey
Richard Thomas Dorsey
Lavanita Burke
Lavanita Burke

Programs and Classes

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Stacia H.
1 year ago
So happy with this school and the instructors. Both my teenage sons had several driving lessons. It saves us money on car insurance, and I feel peace of mind because they learned how to drive safely and defensively. I highly recommend this school and the instructors my younger son had, Gerald Dompier and Joseph Micochero.