Karun Driving School

Imagine waking up at 7:00 AM, preparing for the most important meeting of your life, leaving home on time to arrive early, but still getting late due to a local inconvenience. How frustrating does that feel? All your efforts and preparation for the meeting suddenly seem worthless, leaving you with a sense of guilt. This is when you should consider learning to drive, gaining the freedom to reach any place, at any time. You might think, "But... I have a busy schedule; how can I fit in driving lessons in Burnaby ?" Don’t worry, we got you. 1.     Adjust Your Pick up and Drop Off Locations At Karun Driving School, we provide a convenient free pick-up and drop-off service for your driving lessons. Whether you're at home, work, or school, we'll come to you and drop you off at your destination, saving you valuable time. This eliminates the need to travel back before lessons, ensuring maximum efficiency. 2.     Join the 05:00 AM Club We understand it's tough, and w...

Learning to drive safely is important. One key part of driving safely is keeping a safe distance from the car in front of you. We teach you how to do this at Karun Driving School in Port Moody . Here are the 5 expert tips to help you manage a safe vehicle distance on the road. 1. Follow the Three-Second Rule The three-second rule is easy to remember and use. Here's how it works: -           Pick a spot on the road, like a sign or a tree. -           When the car in front of you passes that spot, start counting: one, two, three. -           If you reach the spot before you finish counting, you are too close. -             This rule helps you keep a safe distance. It gives you time to stop if the car in front of you brakes suddenly. We highly recommend this rule during private driving lessons or behind-the...

Millions of people take driving tests every year in Canada. Unfortunately, more than half of them fail. You can avoid being part of this statistic by being thoroughly prepared for your practical test. That’s why we’ve compiled the top 5 expert tips to help you pass your driving test in Burnaby on the first try. 1.     Be Punctual Being punctual is crucial for your driving test. Arriving late could mean missing your test altogether, and rushing can leave you feeling flustered. Aim to get to the test center 10-20 minutes early. This gives you enough time to settle in without having to wait too long. Also, make sure to get a good night's sleep beforehand to reduce stress and anxiety. 2.     Have a Lesson We recommend scheduling a driving lesson on your test day if possible. This allows you to review maneuvers and ask any last-minute questions. A pre-test lesson can help calm your nerves and get you in the right mindset for driving. Additionally, taking two-...

Should you drive there tonight or wait until morning? It's a question many drivers face. Reduced visibility and a greater risk of drowsiness make night driving more challenging. However, if you need to drive tonight, here are 7 tips for staying safe on the road: 1.     Don’t Drive When Tired The less rested you are, the less attentive you'll be while driving. If your eyelids feel heavy and your attention wanes, it's time to act. Drinking caffeine, listening to music, or getting fresh air by opening a window can help boost alertness. However, if these don't work, be honest with yourself. Instead of risking it, find a safe place to stop and rest. Whether you need just a couple of hours to recharge or a full night's sleep, don't hesitate to give yourself the time you need. 2.     Steer Clear of Two-Lane Highways Driving down a two-lane highway at night, with no other cars in sight, you go around a turn and suddenly blinded by high beams. This is a common risk ...

Parking can make you feel nervous and uneasy. Whether it's parallel parking or backing into a space, everyone has something they don't like about it. Parallel parking is especially tricky for many, but it’s useful if you want to get the best parking spots in crowded places. The good news is, once you learn how to parallel park, you will be much better at judging space and using the steering wheel. This will help you park in even the tightest spots. But before you get there, let's start with the types of parking. Types of Parking There are three types of parking: - Parallel parking - Bay parking (aka perpendicular parking), and - Angle parking. If you don’t know these, you should learn them from a professional driving instructor in Burnaby . Especially, if you’re getting ready for a driving test. Each type has its pros and cons. 1.     Parallel Parking Parallel parking means parking next to the curb. Even though it's almost as common as bay parking, new drivers often fi...