We're not traveling comedians in driving school or traffic school. Nor do we think learning how to drive safely is "easy and simple". Lets face it, anyone getting behind the wheel not only has their own life in their hands but, the life of other fellow drivers and pedestrians' too!

With Avanti Auto Driving School everyone knows:

1) We are family owned and operated Since 1986.
We literally taught generations.

Note: Avanti Auto Driving school can claim longevity in this industry (in this area alone) with out fudging or stretching the truth. This information is verifiable and documented.

2) Fully licensed - State of Florida Certified Professionals - who takes our profession very seriously.

3) Our vehicles are 100% smoke free and so are our instructors!

4) Combined, our instructors have over 100 years of behind the wheel driving instruction experience and traffic school experience under their belt.

These are just some of the many reasons why Everyone Chooses Avanti!

Driving Lessons

For driving lessons in Boca Raton, *Delray Beach, *Highland Beach, Coconut Creek, Deerfield Beach, Parkland, Pompano Beach and Coral Springs, discover the many reasons why everyone chooses Avanti! Read more >>

Traffic School

Got a ticket? Need a 4-hour driving school course? License suspended or revoked? Need a TCAC course? Going for a hard ship license? Want your learners permit? Avanti has what you're looking for! Read more >>

License Suspended

Is your drivers license suspended? Have no reason why it's suspended? Here you'll discover the many reasons "why" your license is suspended and how to get it back, who to contact, documents needed and more! Read more >>

We want you to feel confident and secure when choosing Avanti Auto Driving School for all of your driving school needs. Avanti Auto Driving School is a family owned and operated business since 1986 and we feel strongly that we have a moral obligation to teach you or your child the importance of safe driving behaviors. With this obligation comes integrity and honesty. Rest assured, we will not give false information or conjure up false impressions about our company and qualifications to win your business. Click here for more information and useful tips when selecting a State certified driving school.

Note: All Avanti Auto Driving School - behind the wheel instruction students - receive private driving instruction based on each student’s individual needs in 100% smoke free vehicles. All lessons required by Florida Department of Highway Safety, and for safety reasons, are conducted in State Certified, dual-brake controlled, air-conditioned vehicles, which are inspected daily for safety.

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Beware of The Traffic Camera Ticket Scam

Traffic light cameras are the pits! But, many people simply pay the fine without thinking about it or questioning it! There's a new scam in town that you need to be aware of and avoid so your identity isn't stolen too!

The scam is simple. Scammers pick phone numbers at random. Once you answer, it tells you that you have an overdue red light camera fine and the only way to avoid a significant late fee, a court case, or even jail time is to pay the bill over the phone. If you don't pay up, you're threatened with a warrant for your arrest.

Sometimes, the voice at the end of the phone line identifies itself as a police officer, and could even give you a phony identification number. The phony cop will ask for your credit card info, credit card security code, billing information, date of birth and social security number.

Tip #1 Traffic Camera Scam

Law enforcement NOR the “traffic light camera” knows your phone number. That alone should send the “red flag” up and activate your antenna alert. Hang up immediately.

Tip #2 Traffic Camera Scam

Providing that the vehicle registration information the county has on file is correct, camera violations are sent via U.S. Mail and you will receive a citation along with a picture which shows the driver, vehicle and vehicle license tag.

Even if things did get to a third-party debt collector stage, all correspondence would be carried out in writing, creating an official paper trail that can be traced back and audited if necessary.

The “red light” camera scam is very similar to another popular identity theft attempt which is: The Missing Jury Duty Scam. In this case they will threaten you with a fine or late fee, along with possible jail time.

Tip #3 Traffic Camera Scam

The courts do NOT have time to call people who “missed” jury duty. The scammer on the other end of the phone is after your money and your personal information.

Sometimes, you might receive a second call several days later. The person on the other end of the line claims a mistake was made, that it wasn't your vehicle or, they were looking at the “wrong” jury duty list. Of course they'll be apologizing and also claim that your credit card will not be billed. This “second call” is a distraction. In other words, putting your mind at ease which will not prompt you to “check your account”. By the time you do check your account it's too late.

To avoid any type of unnecessary stress, never, provide personal or financial information over the phone, email, text, or mail when solicited by a stranger. At the same time, find out as much as you can about the caller. Get a contact number, name, account number, job title, and any other relevant information that will help you identify them later. Tell them: you want this information in case you need to call them back later. More than likely – they won't provide you with anything or – if they do – it will be bogus info.

If you feel or believe you may have been involved in a scam, contact your credit card company immediately and cancel your card(s). Be sure to carefully review your statements for any fraudulent transactions, and report ASAP. You may want to seriously consider getting fraud alerts placed on your credit report and cards.

Unfortunately, if you've handed over your Social Security number to strangers, contacting the Social Security Administration will be useless. They will not take a report nor put a notice in your social security file.