Burnaby Royal Canadian Mounted Police released its 2022 commercial vehicle enforcement data. Of the 866 trucks inspected in the city, 605 (70%) were taken out of service for safety violations, compared to 60% in 2021. castanet.net/news/BC/406890…
Burnaby Pro Driving school was started in 1985 by Paul Hans and remains a local family owned and operated business to this day. Paul and his wife Surina moved from Richmond in 1992 to be closer to the business and the community it serves.
Some of Burnaby Pro’s long time employees who aren’t still with us have gone on to open their own schools.
Paul and his family’s hard work has resulted in an excellent reputation in the driver training industry, and thousands of happy, safe driving customers.
All Burnaby Pro instructors have many years experience in the trucking and transportation industry and undergo background and medical checks as required by law. They are also qualified by ICBC to train new driving instructors for class 5/7 to class 1.
Our instructors have flexible schedules, and are patient and knowledgeable.
Paul and his staff to this day take great pride in helping their students succeed in the transition to their new career.
Burnaby Pro Driving School is committed to providing high quality service at the most competitive rates.
Our practical in-vehicle lessons are always on a one-to-one student-to-instructor ratio so each student receives the important attention required.
The courses offered are, to the best of our ability, scheduled based on the students’ availability and can be catered to each student’s individual needs, e.g. more highway and hills training VS city driving training.
Burnaby Pro driver training doesn’t simply ensure you can pass the road test, but prepares you for a successful, long-term career on the road.
Burnaby Pro Driving School is pleased to offer the following courses and services to our clients.
Those marked with * are Government Approved Courses
Burnaby Royal Canadian Mounted Police released its 2022 commercial vehicle enforcement data. Of the 866 trucks inspected in the city, 605 (70%) were taken out of service for safety violations, compared to 60% in 2021. castanet.net/news/BC/406890…
