PeopleDriving, established in 2017 in Calgary, Alberta, began as a modest driving school with a single truck. Founded with a vision to provide high-quality training for professional drivers, PeopleDriving has since expanded to become one of the largest driving schools in Alberta, now operating over 10 trucks. Their primary focus is on Class 1 driver training for commercial vehicle licenses, with additional programs for car driving instruction.
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“We started small, but with a focus on quality and reputation, we’ve grown to be one of the top driving schools in Alberta,”
Navneet Kaur Manager
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Training Specialization and Client Reach
PeopleDriving specializes in training for Class 1 licenses, which is essential for operating commercial vehicles in industries like trucking, oil and gas, and logistics. While their training is based in Calgary due to licensing restrictions on driving range, they attract students from across Alberta and beyond. Many clients travel from as far as Fort McMurray and even British Columbia to complete their certification at PeopleDriving, often staying for the 15-20 day training period.
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“We work with some of the top names in the industry, providing them with highly trained drivers ready for the demands of commercial driving,”
Navneet Kaur Manager
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Additionally, PeopleDriving partners with the Alberta government to offer grant-supported training, making driver education accessible to more individuals.
List of Services
- Class 1 Commercial Driver Training
- Government-Approved Driver Certification Programs
- Hands-On Vehicle Operation Training
- Defensive Driving and Safety Courses
- Corporate Driver Training Solutions
- Online Theory and In-Class Training Options
- Women Building Futures Program for Female Drivers
- Specialized Training for Corporate Clients
A Strong Partnership with BIS Safety Software
PeopleDriving partnered with BIS Safety Software to enhance their training and administrative processes, particularly as they expanded their offerings and clientele. Through BIS’s platform, PeopleDriving manages a variety of tasks that streamline the driver certification process. BIS provides a centralized system for storing course content, offering online components of their training, and maintaining client records, making it easier for students to access the information and resources they need to prepare for licensing exams.
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“BIS helps us manage our online offerings, making it easy for students to access the resources they need for licensing.”
Navneet Kaur Manager
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