It's simple. You can book an initial evaluation lesson where our professional instructor assesses your current skill level. From there, we create a customized plan tailored to your specific needs, whether you are a brand new driver or just need a brush-up before your test.

Legally, no school can claim to be "ICBC certified." In accordance with the BC Motor Vehicle Act, Pro1 is a fully Licensed Driving School. Our instructor is a Licensed Driving Instructor with years of professional experience. Any school claiming to be "certified" by ICBC is using incorrect terminology under BC law. We take compliance and safety seriously.

The Guildford area has several complex multi-lane intersections and frequently changes speed limits near shopping centers. Our instructor focuses on lane positioning and scanning at green lights to ensure you don't miss critical safety checks required during the exam.

Yes. We focus heavily on the residential streets behind the Guildford Town Centre and the school zones on 104th Avenue, as these are common routes for the Class 7 and Class 5 road tests.

Yes. Newton routes involve more industrial traffic and unique uncontrolled intersections. Our instructor will help you master hazard perception in this busy environment, which is a key requirement for passing the road test at the Newton location.

We offer pick-up near the Newton Exchange, Kwantlen Polytechnic University (KPU), and all residential areas within Newton. Our instructor can even start the lesson from your home or work for maximum convenience.

Examiners at the Langley office often look for smooth transitions between city streets and rural-style roads. We practice specific maneuvers like hill parking and 3-point turns in the quiet residential pockets of Langley to ensure you are fully prepared.

Yes. Our instructor is very familiar with the traffic patterns in Walnut Grove and Willoughby. We ensure you gain confidence in the roundabouts and busy school zones specific to these Langley neighborhoods.

The most frequent failure at the Surrey and Langley offices is failing to shoulder check during turns or lane changes. Our instructor uses a "mirror-signal-shoulder check" routine that becomes second nature to you during our lessons.

ICBC requires you to check in 15 minutes before your appointment. If you book our road test package, our instructor will pick you up 60-75 minutes early for a warm-up session and assist you with the check-in process at the office.