Community Driving School

read moreCommunity Driving School currently offers two online versions for Classroom Driver Education. Students, Parents, and Everyone entering any of our locations must be wearing a face covering per state guidelines. As of July 1, the Westminster, Golden, and Lakewood locations are open. All of our services are by appointment only. All classes are online - we will continue using our live classroom using our virtual platform. Learn to drive with Community Driving School. Our state-certified 30 hour course -- live on ZOOM or self-paced -- is unlike anything else out there.

read moreOur mission is to provide outstanding driver education and testing services. We take pride in making sure every student learns to drive safely and masters critical defensive driving skills in Colorado. All of our instructors have extensive experience. When you learn to drive at Community Driving School, you'll discover that we take our job seriously because what we do saves lives. As a third party tester, we'll administer the tests — especially important now while the DMV isn't. If you're looking for driving instruction, our program is heads and tails above other schools.

read moreWe're a DMV-approved, third party testing center where you can take your written knowledge test-also known as the permit test-in an enjoyable, stress-free atmosphere. Make an appointment and we can provide you space for the test between 8 am and 5 pm, Monday through Friday. Please wear a mask. The Colorado Written Permit Test is a 25-question test that covers the contents of the Colorado Driver Handbook.

read moreThe 4-Hour Driver Awareness Program can be used to fulfill your teen's State of Colorado Drivers Ed program. As part of the Graduated Driver's License law in Colorado and if you are between 15 1/2 and 16 years old- this course fulfills the classroom portion of your Colorado driver's education requirement. Please note: This class does NOT cover the entire contents of the Colorado Driver Handbook. Please pick up a copy at our office or go online HERE and study it before coming to class since this is what the permit test covers.

read moreWe've teamed up with iGottaDrive to bring you our 30 Hour Colorado Online Driving Course which offers your teen the newest, online drivers ed class. This course is designed as a road trip across the United States, incorporating the latest research into driver habits, safety features of new vehicles and all the required topics the state requires for this class. In addition, there are interactive quizzes after each section to help students retain what they've learned as wells as prepare for their upcoming Colorado Written Permit Test.

read moreWe're not able to allow parents to ride along because of insurance regulations and company policy. Bring those documents into our office when you come in for your test. Make sure the front doors, front windows and front seat belts must all be in working condition. Your brake lights and turns signals must also work. Our examiners will do a safety check before each test to verify. As well, you must have both a front and rear license plate on your car or a temporary tag on the back. Lastly, we cannot test you if there is a crack in your windshield that is in the line of sight of the driver or examiner.

read moreFrom our front desk team to our drive instructors and examiners, everyone is dedicated, committed and thoroughly trained. Our Behind-the-Wheel program is heads and tails above the competition. Stop by to talk to us and you'll experience the difference the quality of our attention and the strength of our intention. Yes, Community Driving School offers a 6-hour behind-the-wheel instruction as a part of our specified programs or as a separate "Behind-The-Wheel" training course. We also offer internet instruction and the 6-hour behind-the-wheel instruction, but the 6-hour behind-the-wheel instruction can be offered separately from the complete course.

read moreCommunity Driving School's 6-hour Behind-the-Wheel program was developed with both the student and the parent in mind. Giving our students the necessary defensive driving skills is a necessary foundation for all driving. Defensive driving skills help to keep our students as they start driving on their own. Searching, scanning, proper steering, and gap control are just a few of the skills that go into making students good safe drivers. Of course, as students learn these skills they are preparing for the drivers skills test.