North Carolina’s Premier Driving School

Where Safety is #1

We teach students to drive defensively
and to be alert.

Who We Teach

 From youthful to seasoned, everyone needs to know the proper techniques for safe driving. We work with anxious drivers to place them in a comfortable state of mind. Our instructors develop their skills so that they can develop assurance of their driving ability.

Our Location

Conveniently located in Clayton, NC

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Hours: 8:00-5:00 p.m.

(919) 215 - 4218
ADULTS

Adults with no prior driving experience are the most dangerous drivers on our highways. Seek professional instruction.

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Adults with no prior driving experience are the most dangerous drivers on our highways. It is highly recommended to seek the instruction of a professional. Friends and family members are not good teachers when it comes to driver education. Our cars are equipped with an instructors brake to prevent accidents. Our years’ experience prepares us to teach proper techniques to the unskilled driver and explain defensive driving skills

In most instances, you’ll find applicants 18 or older are exempt from driving school.
Even if driver’s education is not mandated, you should still give it strong consideration.

TEENS

How do you know when your teen is ready to drive alone? You know your teen best. Pay attention to your instincts.

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How do you know when your teen is ready to drive alone? You know your teen best. Your instincts are probably the best judge of all. Remember, even if your teen is legally old enough to get a license, it’s your decision whether or not he or she is ready.

Think about these questions:

  • Has my teen had enough practice, in varying conditions, so we are both confident with his or her ability to handle most situations?
  • Has my teen shown he or she can detect hazards and react to them quickly?
  • Have I noticed that scanning for hazards has become habit for him or her?
  • Does my teen always wear a seat belt and remind others to do so?
  • Does my teen not use his or her cell phone or text message while driving?
  • Does my teen wait to pull over to handle distractions or situations that take his or her eyes away from the road? Do I think he or she will act the same when I’m not with him or her?
  • Does my teen speed or drive aggressively?
  • Will my teen know to pull over if upset, frustrated, or angry?
  • Has my teen exhibited responsibility in other areas of his or her life and do I trust him or her to drive my car responsibly?

If you think more time and practice is needed before driving alone, talk to your teen about the reasons why. One possible way to handle it is to make a deal that your teen may get a license, but you don’t want him or her driving alone in certain situations. These are all things you can address ahead of time with the parent/teen driving agreement.

INTERNATIONAL

Participants who intend to drive in the United States must familiarize themselves with local, state, and federal driving laws.

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Participants who intend to drive in the United States must familiarize themselves with local, state, and federal driving laws. It’s best to consult the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) in the state in which you would like to drive for recommendations on driving laws and safety practices. All U.S. states recognize foreign driver’s licenses. In most cases, if your international license is up-to-date, it will be valid for up to one year after the date you enter the U.S. Consult the DMV in the state where you wish to drive to confirm the length of validity. Your foreign license is valid if accompanied by your passport.

We strongly recommend that you get an international driver’s license before you leave your home country. You cannot get one after arriving in the U.S. Depending on the day you obtained your International Driver’s License, it should be valid in any state for up to one year.

Obtaining a Driver’s License in the United States
In some states, it may be possible to obtain a U.S. license. You will need to contact the local Department of Motor Vehicles for the state where you will be working to find out whether you are eligible to apply for a U.S. driver’s license. If eligible, you should obtain a copy of that state’s driver’s manual from the DMV so you can learn the state’s driving rules, and study for the written test and the driving test. Ask which documents you need to present to the DMV when applying for a license. The documents required vary by state.
At a minimum, you will likely be required to show the following documents in order to apply for a state license:

Passport

  • Home country’s driver’s license
  • International driver’s license
  • Social Security card

About Us

Onsite School of Driving has over 25 years of experience in driving education. Our school employs instructors that have commercial driving experience and who knows the laws of the highways, interstates and tri-states.  We take our leadership and teachings very seriously because the ones we train will be sharing the same highways with all of us.

Timely

We communicate and answer any questions that may arise from parents or students and adults about the driving or obtaining a permit or license.

Composure

Our instructors display a ton of patience with young or inexperience drivers. We never lose our cool. We have nerves of steel!

Instructors

Our instructors are certified and licensed by the Department of Motor Vehicles. Instructors are required to pass a national background and drug testing. Instructors are hands on teachers.

City and Highway Driving

Our objective is to make the student comfortable when they are behind the wheel.  We start off with the fundamentals before the vehicle moves so that both the student and instructor is safe.

Classes

14 - 17 Year Olds

NCDMV requires children between the ages 14 ½ to under 17 years of age to complete 30 hours of classes sessions. The classes that are taught are informative and prepares the student for the DMV exam. The use of power point, videos, and updated text books provides useful information and illustration that the student can identify with.

Items Needed

  • Enrollment Forms (if not mailed).
  • Payment in full form of a Check or Money Order.

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Parent & Student Testimonials

Johnston and Wake County

Kwesi L., International Student

“I happened to find the Onsite School of Driving with zero experience in driver’s education courses and behind the wheel training. The instructor did a wonderful job in getting me acquainted with the basic rules and scenarios that come with driving. His methods are hands-on, clear, and easy to stay engaged with. He covers any possible problem and solution to driving on the road and car maintenance without sugar-coating. There was plenty of breathing room and time to get accustomed to the vehicle (which had many cutting edge safety features), while still getting the experience of driving on roads, highways, and interstates.

I recommend this school for all new and seasoned drivers.”

James Richardson, Parent

With so many schools out there, I did not know which one to choose from.  I ran into an Onsite Driving School instructor and boy am I glad I did.  My granddaughter Kayla was taught the fundamentals and how to be comfortable driving on the highway.

Molly F., Parent

My son needed some extra driving time with a professional teacher since it had been so long since the time he drove with his Driver’s Ed class.  On the recommendation of a friend, I called Darryl at Onsite Driving.  He was incredibly helpful, and easy to work with.  He arranged a time that week to drive, in his off-hours, and drove with my son.  Driving with Darryl gave him so much more confidence .  He passed his driving test with flying colors!  I would definitely recommend them to anyone who needs extra time behind the wheel.

Malden L. Mitchell, Parent

I met Mr. Rodgers at Walmart.  After seeing his driving school signage, I inquired about his services.  He was very responsive and informative.  Moreover, he taught my 18 year-old son not only to drive, but he made him feel comfortable.  I highly recommend Onsite Driving School.

Asa A., Student

Before Onsite School Of Driving, I had taken me a driving class at a public school like most students. At the school, my teacher was not committed, the lessons didn’t teach significant details about being on the road, and I did not have the necessary support needed when I was practicing on the wheel. Here at Onsite, I learn more about vehicles, vehicle safety, and road safety than I ever had.  I personally feel even more equipped to properly handle the roads. It is absolutely certain that a person can learn more than expected from this place and lead young drivers in a mature path towards proper driving.

Darla White, Student

I was really nervous when my mom scheduled a session with Mr. Rogers, but I quickly became comfortable after he told me to relax.  I learned to check certain things on the card before even getting in. I do not think my mom, father or brother would have thought to share that with me.  I enjoyed Mr. Rodgers’ personality too. I wish all new drivers knew about this school.

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(919) 215-4218

Address:

9951 US-70 Bus. Clayton, NC

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