Independent Drivers LLC

Sorry for the miscommunication and delay in my responseI do not retrieve VM left on my cell phone, only the office phone takes VMs. As I explained during his last session, it will be extremely difficult and possibly unsafe for me to provide "real time" training with the language barrier (I
would be unable to give directions quickly enough for him to respond in real time situations)A safer approach would be for a family member or friend who spoke his primary language who already has a license to help teach himYou could contact a local regular drivers education facility (We are a specialty service providing treatment to clients with physical/cognitive disabilities--even though our hourly rate is less than our initial evaluation costs, a regular driving school will be cheaper (approximately half the cost per hour compared to our fees)I'm not sure if they will have anyone who will speak his language either, but they won't require another evaluation They just do training A+ Driving number in Columbia is ***. Another avenue to pursue would be some type of classroom drivers education course to help him learn the rules of the road before getting behind the wheel again Another possibility would be to employ a translator who has a valid license to teach him (again, this would probably be cheaper than our $hourly charge). Again, I'd like to help but I'm afraid it would be a waste of money and I'm not sure if he'd make much progress as I'd be unable to communicate with him quickly while drivingThe language barrier is his primary limiting factor. Im sorry I'm just not sure how much I could accomplish with him given the language barrier