DriverEdToGo

You pay for the delivery service you want. I took this course 2 weeks ago and i chose the simple dilevery methood which is $5 which said it would be shipped in 7 buissness days and to my surprise it came in 5 days. I was very pleased with everything. The course is fantastic it tells you everything you need to know about cars and driving them!

This course is compoused of 15 chapter which are about 6 pages long. You have to read each chapter carefully because there will be a 3 question test at the end of each chapter. Once you have finished reading those 15 chapters you are given the final test which i believe is about 46 questions. You have as many tries as you need to pass it. Once you have passed it the site says your certificate is being sent, and in about 5 days if you payed for the cheapest shipping it should be in your mail box.

I loved how this site offers the cheapest courses and is very legit!

And the best part is you can take the first 15 chapters without paying, so if you decide you don't like it you can switch to another site.

Give it a try i guarantee you won't regret it.

Plus if you type in this code at checkout

X32-BD4-49E

It will give you an additional $3 dollars off its already low price PLUS $5 off the drivers DVD if you chose to buy it!

I am a great driver but the things they teach here are unique items to this course and would not show up on a DMV DPS test. I can't pass their tests in the lessons and I have been driving for over 40 years. They teach concepts that are good but totally unnecessary to memorize and regurgitate like many classes in school or college. Math, history, chemistry, foreign language, English classes all have a base line. You can change schools and it shouldn't matter too much as you will be taught specific items that are similar to classes you took in the past. So should it be with this driving class. But instead, as a person who drives everyday of my life, I should be able to at least understand every question and have a good chance to guess the right answer because of my experience, just as a doctor can guess better about medical questions, and a lawyer can guess better about legal items, scientist, etc. So if you have been driving for 5 or more years, what is the answer to these real questions from their course work?
"How should you describe a large truck driving in your left mirror blind spot?
A. Closed rear area along your line of sight path
B. Closed rear area along your line of sight AND direction of travel paths
C. Open rear left area along your line of sight path
D. Closed rear left area along your line of sight AND direction of travel paths
What is the point? Are they trying to describe something for a police report or to a blind person? How does this make you a better driver or a beginning driver if you learn these terms according to their unique ways of describing it? I guarantee no driving examiner would fail you for not describing the truck behind you this way.
Bottom line, facts, terms and laws have already been established in every state that allow you to drive in them safely if you have a drivers license from any state. State tests are set on a base line. If you passed a test in one state, you will probably pass in another state. Don't teach things that are "Driveredtogo" go ideas or concepts.
"Any of the areas of vehicle operating space can be______."
A. Open, closed, or changing
B. Easy, risky, or correct
C. Visible, invisible, or neutral
D. Assessed, engaged, and selected
WTH? Regurgitate what we tell you and you will be a better driver? Heck no.
Don't waist my time with your driving theory and concepts you packaged up that are not universal.