What to Look For in a North Shore Driving School Beyond the Price?
Price is the easiest thing to compare between two driving schools. Open two tabs, look at the number, done. It's also the least useful way to decide, because a cheap lesson that teaches you nothing costs more than an expensive one that actually gets you through your road test. Here's what actually separates a good north shore driving school from one that just happens to have a lower number on the homepage. Start with the credential that isn't up for debate British Columbia runs new drivers through the Graduated Licensing Program, and ICBC built the curriculum that approved schools have to follow. That's not marketing language. Approved schools get checked against a specific standard, and you can verify any school's status through the Driver Training Industry of BC at dtcbc.com before you book anything. There's a concrete payoff too. Drivers under 25 who complete an ICBC-approved course can shave 6 months off the novice licence stage. A school without that ap...