To get your license in Georgia, you need, among other things, documented hours of driving, usually with a certified instructor, and 30 hours of drivers ed. I did both with Alfa Driving and I am very s... Read More
To get your license in Georgia, you need, among other things, documented hours of driving, usually with a certified instructor, and 30 hours of drivers ed. I did both with Alfa Driving and I am very satisfied. The actual driving was done in two-hour sessions and built up my confidence on the road. I had been dreading the classroom hours; I had heard from my friends that it was really boring, and thirty hours seemed like a lot. To my surprise, the classroom instructor, Vern, made the class pretty fun. There was some of the standard reading from a textbook, but we also went to a Lamborghini dealership, got breakfast at McDonald's, and discussed driving stories with Vern. You really get to know the other kids, both during class and lunch, which we got from various restaurants within walking distance: I made a few friends at Three Dollar Cafe, which I recommend as well. Despite these seemingly driving-unrelated activities, I got a 100 on both the Alcohol and Drug Awareness Program (ADAP) and on the Driver's Ed final with no studying. I would definitely recommend Alfa in general and Driver's Ed with Vern in particular. Read Less