Spring has Sprung

Spring has sprung. In Arizona that means great weather and thus a great time to enjoy the outdoors again. Taking walks in the afternoon or evening, walking the dog, or going for a bike ride. Sounds great, right? We agree! Here’s a link for some Arizona Bicycle and...

Public Letter

Dear Families, As we continue to monitor Coronavirus (COVID-19) developments closely, the health and well-being of our students, their families and our employees is of utmost importance to us. We’re focused on maintaining a safe working environment for all involved in...

Space Cushioning

Almost all rear-end collisions are avoidable if you maintain a safe distance between you and the cars around you. The consequences of such an accident could include increase in your insurance rates, responsibility for the expense of the damages, the time that this...

Applying for a Driver’s License

So your teen has turned 15 and 6 months and wants to drive. What to do now. The truth is that since every family is different, each will decide whether or not their child is ready to handle the responsibility at any age. But when the family has decided to begin the...

Holiday Driving Tips

  AAA projects 43.4 million Americans will journey 50 miles or more from home for the Thanksgiving. The estimated average total travel by automobile being 601 roundtrip, for the whole weekend.* (AAA 2013 Thanksgiving Holiday Travel Forecast, November 20, 2013)...

Seniors, Driving and Choices

To many people driving is symbol of true independence, which began in the teen years. As time goes by, however, the effects of aging may influence the ability to maintain the skills needed to remain safely behind the wheel. It’s important to remember that when you’re...

Buying a Car for a Teenager

They’ve successfully completed a professional (in car) driving course. ✔ They’ve demonstrated good decision-making skills, when making “real life” choices. ✔ They take the responsibilities of being an independent driver, seriously. ✔...

Your Independence Day

Fourth of July has long been the day to commemorate not only the official decision to end our dependence on the British, but the plan to do it and the execution of that plan. This year will be no exception. Most folks will celebrate the day barbecuing, picnicking,...

Driving tips for Monsoon Season

The monsoon season of 2012 was filled with extreme weather. Because driver safety is always the main concern here at Chandler Driving School, we’d like to remind you that it’s just about that time of year again. Dust storms normally occur between May and September....

Six Habits for driving SAFELY

Six Habits for driving S.A.F.E.L.Y. There is a lot involved in driving a motor vehicle on our Arizona roadways. A complete driver’s education consists of not only knowing the road rules, but also having Behind the Wheel driver’s training. After the...