Please keep the Dip and Safe & Sober programs with the Driving Schools, otherwise it will end like the BTW instruction that has become an all-comers affair.
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Benjamin Frasier
7 years ago
Stay at classroom setting.
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Gary Robertson
7 years ago
Drivers that make mistakes should have to but some time in with a professional instructor. Why make it easier most people making having to do a DIP class don't seem to care anyway.
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Shalita Williams
7 years ago
Agree with my fellow instructors/owners...let's keep these programs in the Driving Schools!
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Maureen Sullivan
7 years ago
I'm a longtime DIP and Safe and Sober instructor.
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B Coleman
7 years ago
'Improvement' does not mean lowering the requirements
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John Mynaugh
7 years ago
Do not lower the standards and keep the professionalism in our profession.
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Teresa Erroa
7 years ago
it should be held at higher standard
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James McLean
7 years ago
Keep DIP and 3 HR in the Driving Schools
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Daryl Hill
7 years ago
This needs to be understood better. Weakening COMAR can weaken ultimate product
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Michael Doersom
7 years ago
Keep it a classroom setting!!!
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LINWOOD NELSON
7 years ago
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MVA wants Professional Driving Instructors and Professional Driving Schools... so why are they lowering the quality control standards?...What about the security of records management and students personal identity ...shouldn't that be keep in a secured safe location. Please do not lower the standards and keep Maryland Driver Education Professional
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Maryland would lose credability and become the wild wild west of Driver Improvement if such a proposal would take effect.
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Beth McCollum
7 years ago
Please do not lower the DIP standards in MD.
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Sandra Greer
7 years ago
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We know that the MVA is trying to be customer friendly with the suggested change, but they have difficulty monitoring the sites that are driving schools. What can we expect to happen with non-driving schools offering a program they have little expertise in? Please vote to oppose the bill.
Our standards of quality have already been diminished by a lack of oversite.
Most schools, I believe have the best interest of the general public reflected in their approach to running a business that educates. The word most, unfortunately, leaves out many that do not care what kind of service they provide as long as they make a profit. Word gets around about schools that will sell certifications without the requisite training, and many of them will not stop this illegal activity until caught.
Please keep these programs in the Driver Education schools where they belong and please add to quality enforcement so we can weed out the problems that already exist.
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Rodney Dillard
7 years ago
Wonderful school
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Ryan Avila
7 years ago
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Lowering the DIP standards would continue the trend of more lax oversight and enforcement which has led to lower quality driver's ed service throughout the industry.
I really think it's well needed
Please keep the Dip and Safe & Sober programs with the Driving Schools, otherwise it will end like the BTW instruction that has become an all-comers affair.
Stay at classroom setting.
Drivers that make mistakes should have to but some time in with a professional instructor. Why make it easier most people making having to do a DIP class don't seem to care anyway.
Agree with my fellow instructors/owners...let's keep these programs in the Driving Schools!
I'm a longtime DIP and Safe and Sober instructor.
'Improvement' does not mean lowering the requirements
Do not lower the standards and keep the professionalism in our profession.
it should be held at higher standard
Keep DIP and 3 HR in the Driving Schools
This needs to be understood better. Weakening COMAR can weaken ultimate product
Keep it a classroom setting!!!
MVA wants Professional Driving Instructors and Professional Driving Schools... so why are they lowering the quality control standards?...What about the security of records management and students personal identity ...shouldn't that be keep in a secured safe location. Please do not lower the standards and keep Maryland Driver Education Professional
Maryland would lose credability and become the wild wild west of Driver Improvement if such a proposal would take effect.
Please do not lower the DIP standards in MD.
We know that the MVA is trying to be customer friendly with the suggested change, but they have difficulty monitoring the sites that are driving schools. What can we expect to happen with non-driving schools offering a program they have little expertise in? Please vote to oppose the bill.
Licensed driving instructor Certified DIP provider
Our standards of quality have already been diminished by a lack of oversite. Most schools, I believe have the best interest of the general public reflected in their approach to running a business that educates. The word most, unfortunately, leaves out many that do not care what kind of service they provide as long as they make a profit. Word gets around about schools that will sell certifications without the requisite training, and many of them will not stop this illegal activity until caught. Please keep these programs in the Driver Education schools where they belong and please add to quality enforcement so we can weed out the problems that already exist.
Wonderful school
Lowering the DIP standards would continue the trend of more lax oversight and enforcement which has led to lower quality driver's ed service throughout the industry.