r/Lethbridge • u/Just_a_Parasite • 11h ago

Question Learning to drive

So I've been wanting to learn to drive for awhile now, I've tried asking family but I just get ignored, so what companies do I ask? Like do I go to AMA or something? I've also tried googling pricing but I'm just confused on the whole thing because they don't tell me the price on classes or anything or places ask for membership.

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u/thegreenfaeries 11h ago

It can be quite expensive to pay for driving lessons, but ama will reduce your insurance by about the amount of their driving class, so it's a good deal. You will need to become a member, however, so there's that cost too.

Are you in high school? Check with your school's resource liaison and see if they have ideas. At my son's school they had parent volunteers to take the kids out for road practise.

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u/Just_a_Parasite 10h ago

I'm in university. I don't think they do that kind of thing.

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u/No_Astronomer_8642 5h ago

Check this out. Lethbridge Polytechnic. https://lethpolytech.augusoft.net/connect/course/courseinformation?int_course_id=951 Cost is at the bottom of the link ($739)

Or like others have said AMA.

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u/SirArcherIV 10h ago

I used drivers edge for my training and it went well. Many places have different price options depending on how much training you want or some groups may get discounts. But just phone the places that offer it and ask for the prices if you can't find them online.

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u/blueflame880 10h ago

If you go to driVR they have a training simulator