Category: Driving News

Fortunately, no one was hurt in the crash and the driving school has other functioning locations. In life, mistakes are bound to happen, and even driving instructors are not exempt from making them. However, if you find yourself in such a situation, don’t let it deter you. Instead, seek the guidance of a dependable driving school and use the experience as an opportunity to learn. If you ever need a trustworthy driving school, you should invest in A-1 Driving Schools.

A-1 Driving Schools is a trustable family owned driving school, and if you ever need help we are here for you. Drivers Education, DUI/Risk Reduction, and Defensive Driving Courses are open accessible for all drivers, so next time you need help with any of the above A-1 is here to help!

A man named Lester Wayne Barnaby, aged 68, has been accused of drug-related offenses. An investigation revealed that he had presented fake driving school and DUI school certificates to the courts. The Criminal Investigation Division shared on Facebook that they executed a search warrant at Barnaby’s home on Ridge Road in Caryville on Friday. The division started the investigation after they suspected that Barnaby was creating fraudulent certificates. During the search, deputies discovered computers, electronic storage devices, printers, firearms, drugs, and more than $5,600 in cash. Barnaby has been arrested and charged with various crimes such as possession of illegal substances, drug paraphernalia, and possessing a firearm while committing a felony.

This is terrifying to know that the driving school you went to was using fake court certificates and that they might not have taught you properly. It is also scary to know that he got away with this for a long period of time. We hope that you or your family never experience this at a driving school you thought was trustworthy. At A-1 Driving Schools we are trustworthy and have real verified certificates, and we hope if you need anything driving related we are glad to help.

3:20 a.m. on Friday, Aug. 4, law enforcement officials were notified by the Lawrence Police Department that a chase had started after officers saw a vehicle going 100 mph on Iowa near 19th St. – right next to the University of Kansas campus in the central part of the city. The suspect was later identified as 22 year-old Josue A. Padron. The Sheriff’s Office said the chase ended near Northwest Lawrence after Padron, who was headed west in the 800 block of N. 1800 Rd. – the Farmer’s Turnpike – recklessly drove head-on into oncoming traffic. First responders said they were able to slow the vehicle to a stop before Padron collided with any other vehicles. He was taken into custody and arrested.

Driving while under the influence is very dangerous. It is one of the most dangerous thing you can do on the road and should be avoided at all costs. If you or someone you know has gotten a DUI recently we hope you are safe and doing better. If you need any DUI classes A-1 Driving Schools is here to help with our Online, and in person courses.

Thaddeus Tobias Thompson, 39, was charged with driving under the influence while his young son was in the car Sunday morning in Lisle. Police said Thompson appeared to be impaired, and they also found his 5-year-old son in the car. Police recovered 100 grams of cannabis and alcohol from the vehicle. The child was turned over to a family member, and thankfully he was not injured during the incident.

Driving is so dangerous, and adding alcohol into the equation is lethal. We are glad Thompson’s son is safe and we hope Thaddeus receives trustworthy DUI classes. If you are in a situation like Thompson you can trust A1 Driving Schools.

It’s unfortunate to hear that Marcus Rosemy-Jacksaint, a talented wide receiver, was recently apprehended on charges of reckless driving and speeding. It seems he is one of several University of Georgia football players who have faced similar driving offenses. However, it’s good to know that he is expressing remorse for his actions. According to law enforcement officials, he was recorded driving at a dangerously high velocity of 90 miles per hour in a 45 miles per hour section of Atlanta Highway in Athens. The report also noted that the driver was seen zigzagging through traffic at a high speed.

It was commendable that he acknowledged his mistake and offered an apology. We wish him a speedy recovery and recommend taking a risk reduction class to prevent future incidents.