Like anything else, an Internet search for driving schools will generate hundreds of hits – and of course, everyone is the best. Sometimes, it can be difficult to choose. But at the same time, there are a few basics you need to know before choosing a driving school. And those basics should apply to every driving school. For example, in Ontario, the Ministry of Transportation oversees, approves and endorses reputable driving schools. In addition, teaching materials and instructors are also governed by the MTO. And if a driving school is considered a Ontario Career College, that’s an added bonus. All of these endorsements reflect a school that is worth considering.

With every driving school in the region claiming to be the best, its difficult to make a choice, and even more difficult to be sure about that choice. Let’s start with the fundamentals – which should apply to every school, and in every region. In Ontario, recognized driving schools are approved and endorsed by the Ministry of Transportation. As well, the curriculum, the teaching materials, and the instructors are all governed by the standards as set out by the MTO. If the driving school qualifies as a Ontario Career College – that’s even better.

The way people are driving these days, one thing is quite clear - many more of us should be opting for formal, professional driver training. Quite often, it’s a mess out there. And we all know that the roads, rush hours, and quality of drivers contribute to that mess. The fact is, there is nothing like a skilled, qualified instructor to train a new driver (or re-train an existing driver). At S&A Sprint Driving School we have those qualified instructors, and we have the proper training.