build your crash library
Tailgating is one of the worst habits drivers in Vancouver have picked up, and it’s a direct result of pack […]
MEMORIZE OR SKILL
Ever notice how drivers seem to move like a pack of wolves, all speeding, tailgating, and acting like there’s some […]
come beat anxiety and driving
Lane changes are often treated as social interactions, with drivers hoping others will “let them in.” At Cooper’s Vancouver Driving […]
three people holding their head
At Cooper’s Vancouver Driving School, I teach students that fear isn’t the enemy—it’s a natural response that can guide us […]
two hands one giving the other keys to the car
One of the greatest challenges for new drivers is learning to trust their abilities. At Cooper’s Vancouver Driving School, I […]
easy medium hard cicles
I would say it would be jumping into the deep end too quickly. “Haha, crashing is bad—but the real biggest […]
woman relaxing on couch arms up
Several months ago, I found myself sitting across from a specialist, hoping to solve an ongoing pain problem from a […]
coffee mug and pen on table
A good driving instructor is more than just someone who knows the rules of the road. My qualifications, including training […]
two hands one giving the other keys to the car
Confidence is key when learning to drive, and my approach is designed to build it from day one. As one […]
title read intersections early
This is an advanced skill that requires you to continue to read your closer proximity areas also. This one takes […]