New Friends, Changed Lives...
We are proud to have worked with Indigenous communities, Not For Profit organizations as well as Local Governments.
The following list is a sample of some of the clients we've had the opportunity to serve.
K5T
TRICORP
Gitxaala
Lax Kwa'laams
Old Massett
Construction Foundation of BC
Skidegate
Tobacco Plains
Blueberry River First Nations
Kispiox Band
'Namgis First Nation
NEST
Nisga'a Valley Health
Burns Lake Native Development Corporation
Union of BC Indian Chiefs
Tsartlip First Nation
Tsawout First Nation
In Partnership ...
Each and every opportunity to collaborate with a community is a testament to our shared commitment to advance reconciliation.
Delivering Safe Transportation Services
We look forward to learning how we can best support your community in providing meaningful access to drivers licensing.
In The News ....
Free driver training for Indigenous peoples in the North ...
More than 1,000 people in Indigenous communities in B.C.’s North Coast and Nechako regions are getting access to driver training, opening the doors to job opportunities and safer travel.
The Province is partnering with Terrace-based All Nations Driving Academy (ANDA) to deliver driver training in rural Indigenous communities. The training will help people travel to work, visit family, access health care and participate in B.C.’s thriving economy... See More
B.C. company works to train drivers in remote First Nations ...
Not having a driver’s license is a huge barrier for many in remote First Nations who are trying to find work in construction and other industries.
So one woman in Terrace, British Columbia is doing something about it ... See More
Driver licences: roadblocks and recommendations ...
We winced when we heard about the Indigenous heavy-equipment operator who drives a long way to and from work every day — with no driver’s licence and thus with no insurance.
We were not surprised, though, as in many Indigenous communities in B.C., the number of people with driver’s licences is well below 50 per cent; and in some, as few as five per cent are licensed. Compare that with 75 per cent in BC over-all ... See More
No One Says, ‘I Want to Go Hitchhike Today to Get Groceries’
Lucy Sager once bought a plane ticket for a woman in northern British Columbia who was trying to get into treatment for substance use and then get her children back.
Sager, who owns the All Nations Driving Academy in Terrace, had been teaching the woman how to drive. For the mother, completing treatment and getting a driver’s licence were steps that would show child welfare workers she was determined to be what they deemed a good mom ... See More
New driving school aims to help improve job opportunities, boost safety in rural First Nations ...
Residents in remote Indigenous communities on northern Vancouver Island will soon get the opportunity to learn how to drive at a new driving school in Namgis First Nation, which aims to help open up more opportunities and improve safety for people in the area ... See More
Testimonials
Getting my driver's license completely changed my life. It allowed me to continue my recovery, pursue my education and safely drive my children to school and myself to university.
With my license, I was able to drive my family on our first road trip to Alberta and up north to Dease Lake. Not only can I now drive, I can teach my kids to drive.
Ivy - Rose Quock
Testimonials
I'm incredibly grateful for the help to get my learner's license. From the very first day the instructor was patient and encouraging helping me to feel comfortable and confident in the process.
The owner Lucy genuinely cares about the success of others and encourages you. to become the best version of yourself outside of just driving. I couldn't have asked for a better instructor.
Via Semourr
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