Quiet Areas for Beginners in the Tri-Cities
Brand-new drivers require a quiet area or sometimes an empty parking lot to begin; somewhere to focus on controlling the vehicle, and not worrying too much about other drivers yet. Here is a simple list of evening parking lots and/or quiet areas for learners and co-pilots to potentially check out when beginning.
Coquitlam & Tri-Cities Quiet Evening Driving Practice Areas
- Coquitlam Centre Mall
- Park ‘n Ride at Coquitlam Central Station
- Lafarge Park
- Home Depot Parking Lot area
- Costco Parking Lot
- Walmart Parking Lot
- Kebet Way area (by Peace Park)
- Terry Fox Secondary School
- Heritage Mountain Secondary
- Charles Best Secondary
- Poirier Community Centre
- CA Church (Mariner and Como Lake)
- Riverside High School
- Sunwood Square (Lougheed and Westwood)
- United Boulevard
- Riverview grounds
- Simon Fraser University (SFU)
- At the end of Ioco Road
- Westwood Plateau
- BCIT parking lots (not Tri-Cities, but worth the mention)
- Annacis Island (weekends)
Driving Schools Serving Coquitlam & Tri-Cities
To have your driving school added to this list, contact us.
- Top Gear Driving School (Class 4, 5 and Class 7)
- Excel Driving Academy
- Rock and Roll Driving School
- Burke Mountain Driving School
- Valley Driving School
- Xpert Technical Driving School
- Farya Driving School
- Absolute Driving School
- New Horizons Driving School
Carmen Cohoe
Carmen became a driving instructor in beautiful North Vancouver at the age of 22 due to some crazy people who agreed to hire her. After that, there was never a dull moment teaching many different folks from many different places how to drive using automatic and standard vehicles and a minivan.
