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Our office is open on weekdays from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. Driving lesson times vary based on availability and your schedule. We do our best to arrange lessons at a time that works for you.

You can reach us at (229) 420-3590.

Our class schedule is updated daily. Please check the schedule for upcoming dates and times. Driving lessons are arranged individually based on the student’s availability.

Yes! Students who previously completed our Basic or Deluxe Driving Course are eligible for our Refresher Course.

Yes. For private driving lessons, we offer pickup and drop-off for students who live within 40 miles of our school.

We are located in southern Lee County, Georgia.
207 Cedric Street, Leesburg, Georgia 31763

 We accept cash, money orders, and most credit/debit cards.
We do not accept personal checks.
A 3.15% processing fee ($3 minimum) applies to all card transactions.

 DOCO Driving School was established in 1999. Our trainers have over 20 years of combined experience. We are proud to serve our community by helping create safe, confident drivers.

Yes! After completing 6 hours of private driving lessons, students may schedule their road test with us.

We use our state-certified, dual-controlled training vehicles. These cars have safety controls on the passenger side, allowing instructors to keep lessons safe and comfortable.

After you register, we’ll ask about your availability and match you with an instructor who can meet your scheduling needs.

We make every effort to schedule lessons within one week of registration.

 All lessons are one-on-one in a dual-controlled car. Instruction includes:

• Parallel parking
• Three-point turnarounds
• Lane control
• Speed control

Extensive highway driving practice

Yes, though we prefer you complete the classroom portion first so you have a strong understanding of driving principles before starting behind-the-wheel training.

Yes.

• We offer a $75 discount when students take Joshua’s Law plus in-car lessons.
• Many insurance companies offer discounts to teens who complete the “30 and 6” course.

Parents or guardians may also qualify for a $150 tax credit when a dependent completes the course through a private driving school. (This is not available to students enrolled in public school driving programs.)

Each lesson lasts two hours.

Yes. Georgia law requires all drivers to have a Class CP License (Learner’s Permit) to operate a vehicle.

Bring your learner’s permit, wear comfortable clothing, and closed-toe shoes. For safety, please do not wear sandals or flip-flops.

Yes. Teen drivers receive a certificate upon completion, which is required to obtain a Class D License. Adults may receive certificates upon request.

No. However, many families choose professional lessons because our training cars have safety controls and our instructors specialize in teaching new drivers. This often makes the learning experience safer and less stressful for both parents and students.