Driving at night can be challenging due to reduced visibility and increased fatigue. Here are some tips to help ensure a safe nighttime driving experience:   Use your Headlights properly: Ensure your headlights are clean and properly aligned. Use high beams in dark areas, but switch to low beams when approaching vehicles from the front […] The post Driving at Night appeared first on Archer's Blue Car Driving School ..read more

Where is the best place to go for a road test? This is a question we often get asked by either our students or their parents. Selecting a registry to go for any road test is an important part of getting ready for your test. After being around for over 10 years, we at Archer’s are familiar with most registries in the Edmonton and St-Albert areas.   Here are some of the main things we take in consideration when suggesting which registry to go:  – How’s the traffic in the area (vehicle and foot traffic)? Some registries are found near very busy intersections, while others are in less b ..read more

Winter driving can be scary for most drivers. Snow covered streets, slippery roads, limited visibility, shorter days, all affect our driving in winter. Even the most experienced drivers know that you must adapt your driving to winter conditions and be ready at all times for the unexpected to happen. Here are some tips to help you get ready for winter driving.  Make sure your car is ready for winter:   This includes having enough antifreeze, properly functioning brakes, lights, and wipers.   Make sure that you keep your windshield washer fluid topped up with fluid that is rated ..read more

Anxious about learning to drive? Hey there,    If you are reading this, congrats on taking your first steps in overcoming your anxiety about learning to drive!    Learning to drive can be a stressful and anxiety-provoking experience for many people. It can be especially challenging for those who struggle with anxiety, as driving requires a high level of focus and attention to detail. It is normal to be anxious, specially for adult beginners. As we get older, we understand better the consequences of making a mistake. However, with some patience and preparation, i ..read more