Students with Disabilities

Driving Instruction for Disabled Students

Specifically Trained for Teaching Students with Disabilities

Grand Prix Driving School is the only school on Cape Cod with the training, knowledge, and teaching techniques to properly instruct students with disabilities.

We have worked closely with students from Riverview School, Cape Abilities, the Department of Mental Health, the LIFE Program, and the Mass Rehab Commission. We have systems in place to help students with whatever they need.

Our instructors can help students with learning disabilities and cognitive or physical difficulties that might make learning to drive uniquely challenging. Call Grand Prix Driving School today for more details.

Classroom-Specific Accommodations

Every student deserves a quality education so that they may become a safe driver. We at Grand Prix try our best to be as accommodating and inclusive as possible. We will honor the accommodations of most IEP and 504 plans with a few exceptions and when prohibited by state law.

Students may not use electronics in class, including but not limited to phones, headphones, cameras, computers, or audio recording devices. Please get in touch with the office to discuss alternatives if necessary.
Parents/others not enrolled in Grand Prix as a student are not allowed to attend/assist in class.
Students must take a class in at least three hour and 15-minute blocks (including a 15-minute break).
Please call the office or email us to set up accommodations for testing, attendance, note-taking, or anything else. Take these steps before class starts.

Students With Learning Disabilities

Grand Prix has a wide variety of programs and aides to help students succeed where they might have difficulty independently.

Depending on the student’s age and individual needs, we can devise a plan to help get them on the road.

For some students, this might be as simple as extra time on tests, or for others, it might be private permit tutoring sessions. We have additional handouts, can arrange for oral exams, or 1-on-1 testing.

Students and parents must discuss arrangements with the instructor before the start of class.

Students With Physical Disabilities

Depending on the student’s limitations, Grand Prix may be able to help. We cannot help students requiring car modifications, like hand controls.

We have helped students with limited vision, cerebral palsy, and sensory input disorders. Call for more details, and we will do our best to help you or direct you to someone who can.