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Welcome to allrightdriving

allrightdriving understands the needs of the busy student. We offer 30 hours of virtual classes and 6 hours of behind the wheel instruction (and the required 6 hours observation) designed for under 18s in Vermont, that have their learners permit. We prioritize your safety and confidence behind the wheel.

 

Driving Your Future

About allrightdriving

allrightdriving was formed by Cathy Guiffre, a long time educator, who currently teaches math intervention, and online algebra at U32 middle and high school in Montpelier, VT. She was born and raised in England, but moved to the States in her 20's. She decided to pursue driver education due to the need she saw and her background working with students. With her experience of both in-person and online classroom instruction and her passion to work with students, she is empowering the next generation of responsible drivers.

Our Services

Empowering Young Drivers

Behind-the-Wheel Instruction

Hands-on driving lessons combined with observation lessons to ensure you master the essentials of driving.

Classroom Education

Classes that cover the rules of the road, safety tips, and responsible driving. We will be using the AAA curriculum, which is recommended by the State.

Mock Driving Tests

Practice makes perfect! Prepare for the real driving test with our simulated evaluations.

Pricing and Dates
Fall/Winter Session 2026, $850.  Nov/Dec/Jan with an 8 week time frame. There will be two, 2 hour classes per week. In car driving will be flexible within the 8 week period. Class will be limited to no more than 6 students. This Session is now full. The next Session will be March/April/May.
 

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Our Policies

At allrightdriving, we prioritize transparency and fairness. Please review our policies below:

**Policies**

**What is your refund policy?**
Once the first classroom session begins, refunds are not available.

**Do I have to pay right away?**
Yes, only students who have fully paid will be guaranteed a spot in the class.


**What is the computer requirement?**

Students will need access to a computer for the class zooms and use an email address to sign in to googleclassroom. These are synchronous sessions and students are required to be fully present for these in order to be involved in class discussions and activities.


**What is your bad weather policy?**
Due to Vermont's unpredictable weather, students must be prepared to adapt and make safe decisions. If we determine that road conditions are unsafe, we will cancel the drive and inform you as soon as possible.

**Do you offer home pick-up and drop-off?**
No, you will need to arrange your own transportation to and from our designated pick-up and drop-off locations.

**What is the cancellation policy for drive times?**
We impose a late cancellation fee of $75 for any cancellations made with less than 24 hours' notice. Last-minute changes are challenging for us to accommodate. This fee will be collected prior to scheduling the next lesson. The following circumstances will incur this cancellation fee:

- Failing to attend a scheduled lesson or class without providing 24 hours' notice
- Forgetting to bring your Learner's Permit to your lesson
- Arriving more than 15 minutes late for your lesson
- If your permit specifies that you must wear contacts or glasses, you must have them available for driving.

**Vermont Driver Education Requirements (For Students Under 18)**

Each student must complete a 30-hour driver education course. State law permits absences from class instruction only for valid reasons as determined by the instructor, such as a death in the family or personal injury. Written documentation must be provided to verify the absence. Students are allowed to miss no more than four hours of classroom instruction; exceeding this limit will result in removal from the class without a refund. Although missed class time cannot be made up, students are responsible for completing any missed quizzes, tests, and assignments on the material covered. Students who miss more than four hours or two classes will be marked as "incomplete" on state documentation and must finish the driver education course within six months, or they will need to retake the entire class.

**Vermont Behind-the-Wheel Requirements:**

- A minimum of 6 hours of in-car driving lessons.
- A minimum of 6 hours of in-car observation.
- All students must complete Vermont's Supervised Driving Log, which requires a total of 40 hours of practice, including at least 10 hours of nighttime driving.

Students must hold a Vermont Learner's Permit to practice driving legally, and they must be accompanied by a licensed driver in the front passenger seat who is at least 25 years old.

FAQs

We offer driving classes for under 18s who hold their learners permit, looking to obtain their driver's license in Vermont.

The classes will be virtual for the students convenience, and will be held at regular times weekly, but may be changed dependent on student/instructor schedule. This is a little flexible. 

Yes, we provide the required 6 hours of behind-the-wheel training with 6 hours of the required observation hours

Payment is by cash or check and must be paid in full to guarantee your spot in the class.

Students will need a computer with a camera to access the class zooms, and will need an email address to access googleclassroom. Students will have access to AAA "How to Drive" student edition textbook, to follow the AAA "How to Drive" VT State Approved Curriculum. Physical copies are available at request, but must be returned in the same state at the end of the course, otherwise there will be a fee.