Why Choose ABQ Driving School?

Albuquerque Driving School is a leader in driving school education in New Mexico. We teach New Mexican’s vital driving skills that make our roadways safer for all of us. As a state certified course by the New Mexico MVD, our driving curriculum is equipped with all the proper bells and whistles…and then some. We work hard to make sure that our students come away with a positive experience and new knowledge that reinforces traffic safety.

Reasons Parents & Kids Love ABQ Driving School

• We have fun in the classroom
• Informative: You will certainly walk away learning something new
• Lively, informed MVD instructors
• Games and interactive presentations
• Convenient class location
• Modern, comfortable facility
• Best of all you get to race for free at Albuquerque Indoor Karting on your breaks and get discounted kart racing as well! And yes, you do learn to drive in a real car. Due to Covid-19 we do not have kart racing available at this time.

• We will provide you with all the necessary paperwork required to get your learners permit from the Motor Vehicle Division.  ​

My daughter absolutely loved going to driving school here... the Go Carts during breaks was a great perk and cannot beat the $100 Off coupon... that discount rocks! Happy Parent.... Also, the staff is nice and friendly from the very first time I called... very professional and informative! 
-Sabrina Montoya-

We Have All the Tools You Need to Succeed

These facts produce some staggering statistics in New Mexico, and also offer some very convincing arguments for why you or your teen could benefit from the skills learned at our Driving School. 

• Forty-six percent of drivers in New Mexico don't have insurance. By law, drivers must carry proof of insurance, registration and a valid driver's license. It is required to register and license a vehicle, but often dropped after licensed.

• 2004 New Mexico crash facts from NMDOT states approximately 3.15 persons were killed each day in car crashes. Vehicle crashes cost New Mexico $3.3 billion in economic losses.

• Different from other states, New Mexico has city streets that are wider, fatter and straighter, with higher speed limits. New Mexico also has higher highway speeds, at 75 or 65. Higher speeds and carelessness lead to auto-related accidents that are increasing in quantity and severity. Fines and consequences are also becoming more severe.