SNS Driving School

SNS Driving School on Google THANK YOU to all students who have provided your feedback resulting in Smart and Safe Driving School getting 2024 Canadian Choice Award Driving School Award for Mississauga

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NEW - Last Minute SPECIAL We are now offering a Special Deal which can be used for practice or a quick review. Book and Pay Online for the next day sessions.

When you are driving on the road, you need to be focused and scanning the road in front of you well down the road, checking behind you in your mirrors and ensure you are awar what lies in your blind spot. Here are 5 keys which will ensure your safety while behind the wheels.
1. Aim High
2. Get the Big picture
3. Keep your eyes moving
4. Leave Space around you for an out in case of emergency
5. Make sure you are visible to other drivers

Happy Canada Day to All - On this day, we pray for those indigenous people who suffered in the process of the birth of Canada. It did not have to be this way but money, power and land greed resulted in abuse of the true land owners. While this generation is not responsible, we have to recognize the unfair treatment, acknowledge it and repair the relationship.

Its Official. Today Ontario enters Step 2 and Driving Lessons can resume.

Its Official - Ontario moving in Stage 2 earlier on 30th June 2021.

BLINDSPOT
Serious, sometimes fatal accidents happen due to driver failure to check blind spots when turning or changing lanes.

No matter how well you adjust your mirrors, there is an area around your car which you cannot see another vehicle, children or other obstacles that are in front of you, besides you and behind you when backing up.

Blind spot related accidents can be avoided by taking a few seconds to do an Over The Shoulder Check – Blindspot Check.

Tips to Avoid Blind Spot Collisions
· Adjust your side and rearview mirrors to the proper position. Side mirrors should be adjusted in a way where a small part of the end of the car is visible. Rearview mirror should frame the car’s rear window.
· Check all mirrors for cars AND look over your shoulder for oncoming traffic prior to changing lanes or backing up. Make sure to use your signal to notify other drivers if you are changing lanes.
· Be conscious of how your line of vision changes as you travel along intersections and crosswalks. Be aware of your surroundings and be prepared for situations, such as pedestrians jaywalking.
· Avoid driving in another car’s blind spot. They may not be able to see you and if they change lanes in front of you, it could result in an accident.

Ken had his Road Test appointment cancelled a couple of times due to COVID. Finally, yesterday he did his G Road test and passed on his first attempt taking advantage of the exemption given to newcomers. Congratulations to Ken. All the best to Ken and his family.
You can also be like him with proper training.

Professional Driver Training Academy on Google Drivetest Centres resuming Road Tests on Monday 14th June 2021 BUT Driving Lessons cannot start until Stage 2.

Ontario Re-Opening Plan to be announced today at 3PM.
Let us hope that Drivetest will be part of it for the THOUSANDS who have been waiting to get a driver's license.