Rigorous Driving Lessons are the Hall Mark of Calgary Driver Education

Driving practice is extended at the Calgary suburbs of Blacktown, Parramtta, Castle Hill, Holroyd, and Hills District, Inner West, Hornsby, Northern District. In the suburbs there is less traffic and more grounds available when compared to the cities. 
Driving schools are of many kinds. There are Defense Driving Schools that make driving a hassle-free experience. The defense driving schools offer standard driving lesson for 60 minutes and prepare the trainees to focus heavily on the special needs of every student. 
Driving School Services
Among the services offered are defensive driving tactics, overseas license conversions; aged test preparation: older driver assessment; nervous learner training and many other refresher courses. At the end, the students of Defense Driving Schools receive a progress record that describes their progress.
License Eligibility 
The minimum age to learn driving is one must be at least 16 years. The age factor is very important. The learner license holder must complete 120 hours of driving before appearing for the test. He must also complete 20 hours of night driving. 
Overall the norms for getting a license in Alberta region is tough; the Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) program makes it mandatory for all drivers to take training in various government approved driving schools.  From these institutes drivers can learn the basic skills to drive a vehicle safely
Course 
All driving courses contain theoretical as well as practical classes. Comprehensive in scope it covers many vehicle types with programs ranging from motorcycle to heavy trucks. 
There are many top driving schools in Calgary including the award-winning "A" Driving School that groomed thousands of outstanding drivers in the 35 years of its existence. 
In addition to training for individual drivers, the driver training program extends to corporations and fleets besides e-learning programs for defensive driving. 
“A” Driving School is an inspiring example with a heavy local focus. Its professionally developed curriculums for each vehicle helps new learners in many ways. 
Basic License
The class 7 license can be called the stepping stone to the world of driving career. The minimum age to start learning is 14 years after a test of knowledge and fitness after taking parental consent. The aspirant must keep the Class 7 License for a minimum of 1 year from the date of issue before taking the Class 5 Basic drivers license road test.
After taking the learners license, a class 7 driver must be accompanied by another driver who is above the age of 18 and hold a Class 5 Advanced Alberta Drivers License. 
Online Driving Program
Online learning  tests conducted by driving schools are great game changers in ensuring good filtering of learners in awarding licenses. The learners are tested frequently until they acquire sufficient knowledge in the fundamentals to appear for the main online test conducted by the state licensing authorities. 
Rejections need not deter the learner. The driving schools try 200 different types of questions. To prepare for the driving school tests there are many online guides available.
Driving Manual
As soon as a person joins a driving school, a manual is issued. That helps a candidate to study the manual with full concentration. An he online driving test carries more than 200 questions. But there is a general intelligence (G1 test) followed in some parts of Canada as in Ontario.  In the G1 test, rules of the road along with the road signs are taught and questioned on that basis. Not more than 4 mistakes are allowed. More than 4 mistakes will lead to disqualification.
Driving Test Online
Alberta’s online learners license test for Class 7 normally contains 150 questions. The challenging questions can come from anywhere in the Alberta Driver's Handbook.  The exam can be taken as many times as possible.  Alberta Driver's Handbook is the best source for studying in a learner's license exam.