This page is about TGFTIB Driving School Brewer Maine.  Driving schools provide teens and adults with lessons on how to drive. Every state will have their own rules and safety regulations on what a person needs to do in order to receive their license.

Learning to drive will involve developing skills needed if you're in a crash, and how to follow the laws of the state you're driving in. There are different types of driving schools available.

Instructions for driving cars, commercial trucks, and trains will require a certain amount of time behind the wheel with a teacher before you can go out on your own. Defensive driving courses may be offered for those that are required by law or just for their own benefit.

Students will learn different tactics they can do to prevent a crash from happening. Speaking with several driving schools will give you a better idea on what will be involved. Some teachers will pick you up at a convenient location for you, while others will require you to come to them.

Some schools may allow you to pay tuition in monthly increments for your lessons while others will charge a single flat rate. Driving schools will have affordable prices in order to compete with other schools in the area. If you have a specific lesson you want to learn, such as crash prevention or parking, see if those instructions will be covered at some point during the course before signing up.

Comparing the length of the course is also important. Have some idea of how much time will be involved in order to learn how to drive a car, truck, or train. Schools will be required to keep up to date with new rules and safety regulations.

TGFTIB Driving School

  Today's technology, and our fast paced life, eating on the run, texting, and chatting with our friends, Driver Safety has become a serious issue for drivers of all ages. Driver Distraction is quickly becoming a deadly problem, and according to a report done by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration in 2006 motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for 15-20 year olds.

On Average more than 5,000 young drivers are killed in crashes, so teaching driver safety has become more important than ever. TGFTIB Driving School prides itself in teaching excellent driving habits, Maine Driving Law, and all of the building blocks to become an skilled driver for years to come.

Did You Know?

1915-Driver's license required at 16yrs old. $2 fee
1937-Road test was required along with physical exam-age changed to 15.
1953-Started permit program-permit valid for 60 days.
1957-Permit valid for 90 days
1959-Any person under 17 required to take driver's education course
1961-Required driver's test for anyone age 75 or older
1967-Re-examination of accident-prone drivers
1971-Vision examination required for drivers age 65 and older
1980-Repealed road test for seniors

Commonly asked Questions Regarding Driving in Maine

 f I have an International license do I need to apply for a Maine license?

If I have a license from my country can I drive in Maine?

How do I apply for my Maine permit and license?

Where is the nearest Bureau of Motor Vehicles?

Can I drive my friend's car?

How does Maine Law differ from what I already know about driving?

What driving skills are needed to pass my road test?

After the road test and I have my license is there anything else that I should know before I drive?

 

Call TGFTIB Driving School to get the answers.