A first license, with the right support.
For new and teen drivers with a physical impairment, a learning impairment, or who are neurodiverse. Learning to drive can take more time and a different approach. Michael meets new drivers where they are and builds skills at a pace that works for them.
You’re not alone.
Your teen wants to drive like their friends, and you’re not sure they’re ready.
A regular driving school wasn’t the right fit.
Your new driver may need equipment or a different way of learning.
You want an honest answer from someone who specializes in this.
How we help
Four steps to the road.
Your doctor sends a referral for a driving evaluation.
We check vision, reaction time, cognitive and physical skills.
A behind-the-wheel evaluation in our dual-control car.
Results, recommendations and training if you need it.
Questions we hear.
Is this different from driving school?
Yes. Michael is a Certified Driver Rehabilitation Specialist, trained to evaluate and teach drivers with physical, learning and developmental differences.
Can I come along?
Yes. Parents are welcome, and many new drivers feel more at ease with someone they trust there.
What if my teen isn’t ready yet?
That’s an honest answer too. You’ll know what to work on and when to try again.
How do we get started?
Ask your doctor for a referral for a driving evaluation, or call us and we’ll help.
Michael Todd, CDRS
Michael helps new drivers build real skills and real confidence, one drive at a time.
Let’s talk about your new driver.
Call, email or send a message. Tell us a little about your new driver and Michael will get back to you.