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This is your Roadmasters website at RoadmastersofAmerica.com and cdaDriving.com
at your service
Driving is the privilege of being able to go where you desire,
but the real objective is to do it with ability in a safe manner.
Call Now at 755-9594 for modified schedules
(our two groups are Tue/Wed and Thu/Sat) Starting dates are flexible
No
need to wait, Classes can be joined at any time, There are two groups (Tue/Wed) & (Thu/Sat)........scheduled for
Thursdays (6 to 8 PM) and Saturdays (10 to Noon) Can be joined at any time... (discounted price
$290) Also, the Tue and Wed Class can be joined at any time going from 6 to 8 PM.....
Choose one of the two classs groups:
Tuesday/Wednesday: both 6-8 PM
Thursday
6-8/Saturday 10 to noon
Classes held at the corner of Dalton and Government Way in Coeur d'Alene
5624 Government Way, Suite 7
When I teach, it is non-stop. I don't
mutter and I don't lumber in my talk. I don't waste time on non-issues. I cover topics that other instructors
don't even know about. I back every topic with videos. What cannot be taught in the classroom, I do with behind-the-wheel
driving. Unlike the high school programs, I cover every topic with experiential backup. Tony
Campos
24 years driver education experience since
1987
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Roadmasters Driving School is located in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. Our classroom is located at
5624 Government Way at the corner of Government Way and Dalton.
Roadmasters was founded back in 1990 in Santa Barbara, California. Then, in 2004 we moved
the operation to Idaho. Although procedures are different between the states, the main issue remains the same and that
is to foster the principle of safe driving.
At Roadmasters, we teach driver education according to the standards of the State of Idaho.
We use a text, videos, demonstrations and most important of all, we use experiences.
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My name is Tony Campos, and I own and operate Roadmasters. I do have over 20 years experience,
because I began teaching starting in 1987. Over the years, I have seen and experienced a lot of things on the road.
I can tell you with complete confidence that every one of us that drives is still far from perfection. Not one of us
must ever give up on improving our ability to drive.
If a person plays the piano every day for
twenty years, he or she will become a master of the instrument. However, consider that if a person drives for twenty
years, he or she may actually become less proficient and more dangerous on the road. Of course, consider also that if
you practice badly with the piano you will never become a good player. Bad player.... Bad driver.
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RoadmastersofAmerica.com email:anthonycampos@roadrunner.com
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