Universal Driving School started in 1980 and is licensed by the Department of Motor Vehicles. The operator of the school has over 42 years of experienced driving instruction for teens, adults, seniors, foreign, handicapped, and special needs students. U.D.S. complies with all local, state, and federal laws. Our Company is referred by major state agencies due to our integrity, honesty, good service, reputation, and referrals. Teachers: All instructors are employees of the driving school, licensed through the Department of Motor Vehicles.

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Students

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Attend classes for 4 days, Saturdays, or vacation days (Spring, Summer, Thanksgiving, and Winter breaks). Combined with our 6-hour behind the wheel get a $50.00 discount. Teen students can do a home study course. But it's highly recommended to attend in a classroom environment because it's safer and more informative.

Adult

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18 years or older. We also specialize in older drivers who have never driven previously, from basic skills to advanced students, out-of-state and foreign. We prepare for the driving test as well as brush up lessons. Students with a valid California instruction permit can choose from a six-hour skill package.

Senior

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If referred to the Safety Council, a division of the DMV, for reexamination due to special needs, medical, moving violation, accident or tickets, this improvement brush up program is six hours behind the wheel. Two hours each day for three days. Skills and techniques are sent to the DMV. We also offer 4 hours package driving test with company car after having 12 hours behind the wheel with U.D.S. On the day of the driving test students will practice for two (2) hours going through all skills and do the test at the D.M.V. and return home.

Traffic School

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The Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) generally allows a driver to attend traffic school once every eighteen months. The eighteen month period is counted from the date the ticket is issued, to the traffic violation, not the date you went to traffic school. Completing a DMV licensed traffic school course, such as Universal Traffic School, a point can be masked on your moving violation and from your driving record.

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