Driving in Massachusetts is a privilege, not a right. You earn driving privileges by passing written and road tests that prove your ability to operate a motor vehicle safely and within Massachusetts driving law. Once you have earned your driver's license, you are responsible for your actions as a driver. The Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV) tracks your history as a driver in your driving
record. This record lists three types of events that can cause you to lose your driving privileges:

• Civil motor vehicle infractions
• Criminal violations
• Motor vehicle accidents where you are found to be more than 50 percent at fault.

• Teenage driver education program
• Weekday road tests
• Special attention to nervous and elderly
• Male & female instructors
• Private driving lessons
• College and international students welcome
• Flexible hours
• We speak English, Portuguese, and Spanish
• We serve Greater Lowell, Massachusetts communities