Anyone Know a place where it's not that expensive. I talked to Rex Payne and he said he charged $400.
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Anyone Know a place where it's not that expensive. I talked to Rex Payne and he said he charged $400.
They're few and far between. Compared to what I've heard from urban areas & other states, $400 is a fairly decent deal.
Some people in school has said that there is people in norton and wise that teaches it for between $100-$250
Why can't you get it at school?
coeburn high school...im accident free...well, except for that one mailbox
I'm able to get my license in July and where I heldback and am 9th grade they dont offer the class to freshman so i really didnt wanna wait longer than i have to...
So you've not had the classroom part yet? I don't think Rex Payne offers the book part, I thought he only did the driving part.
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coeburn high school...im accident free...well, except for that one mailbox
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I took Drivers-Ed last year in P.E. 10 (included it with the class), and although I did go through it, I've yet to actually complete the learners-permit deal, so I'm 16 years old and have yet to even get my learners! [img]/LDPforum/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]
Really no need to drive yet, though.. the bus goes right by my house, so I just use that as my transportation. (And no, putting up with the kids on there isn't exactly the best thing in the world, but hey, everything in life has consequences!) [img]/LDPforum/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/blush.gif[/img]
yea what he told me is that he charges $200 for the book part and $200 for the driving.
you gonna get ya a 92 blazer mang?!