CSRA Driving School

08/31/2026

🚗 DO YOU HAVE A NEW DRIVER WHO NEEDS HELP GETTING STARTED?

We still have a few spots available for our Beginners Driving Course THIS THURSDAY, September 3rd!

This course is designed specifically for drivers with little to no driving experience. We start with the basics and work at their pace to help them become more comfortable and confident behind the wheel.

✅ 90-Minute Classroom Session
✅ Two 90-Minute Behind-the-Wheel Lessons
✅ Patient, encouraging instruction
✅ Learn the basics in a safe environment
✅ Build skills AND confidence!

Sometimes learning to drive is easier with someone other than Mom or Dad in the passenger seat! 😉 Let us help them get started.

📞 Only a few spots available — contact CSRA Driving School today to reserve a spot! 803-624-0191

New Driver. New Skills. New Confidence. 🚗💚

08/20/2026

08/17/2026

While CSRA Driving School is not a Georgia-certified driving school, we are happy to assist Georgia drivers with private driving instruction, including:

• Defensive Driving Private Lessons
• Beginner Private Driving Lessons
• Road Test Instruction & Preparation

Our private lessons are designed to help drivers build confidence, improve their driving skills, and prepare for the road test.

Give us a call or message us for more information or to schedule a lesson!

06/30/2026

We share this tip with all our students. We always stress the importance of proper tire tread and inflation pressure.

This National Tire Safety Week, here’s a friendly reminder to check your tire tread!

Prioritizing tire care and proper maintenance prevents unexpected breakdowns, improves fuel efficiency, and keeps you safe on the road.

Take a moment to review these helpful tire inspection tips. If needed, consult an automotive technician to ensure your tires are in good shape.

06/02/2026

🌞 SUMMER GOAL: GET YOUR LICENSE! 🌞

Spots are still available in our June Driver Education Classes!

🚗 June 6
🚗 June 15
🚗 June 27

Don't wait until school starts back—get your license this summer and enjoy the freedom! 😎

📞 803-624-0191

05/21/2026

Each year, motorcyclists are overrepresented in traffic crashes. Two leading contributors to this reality are speed and alcohol impairment. It is important to note that, while in years past, riding was seen as a leisure activity, it is now often a person’s primary, or only, mode of transportation. It is essential that riders and drivers pay close attention to their driving habits and to each other while on the road.

According to NHTSA’s national data:
·6,228 motorcyclists were killed in traffic crashes in 2024, which represents 15% of all traffic fatalities.
·The fatality rate per 100 million vehicle miles traveled for motorcyclists was 27 times greater than the passenger car occupant fatality rate in 2024.
·37% of all motorcycle riders involved in fatal crashes in 2024 were speeding, compared to 22% of all passenger car drivers. Motorcycle riders 15 to 20 years old involved in fatal crashes had the highest speeding involvement at 56% in 2024.
·Of the 2,125 motorcycle riders who died in single-vehicle crashes in 2024, 40% were alcohol-impaired.
·Motorcycle helmet use increased among motorcycle riders from 66.5% in 2022 to 73.8.5% in 2023. Similarly, among motorcycle riders with passengers, helmet use increased 58.3% in 2022 and 72.3% in 2023.