Cinneti Driving School

Our Service

We provide six Top-Quality training programs for all age groups. Our expertise is in training and individual guidance of students who have fear driving a vehicle in traffic.

All of our training programs are designed to improve the student’s cognitive and behavioral driving skills establishing a more economic and safe driving behavior.

• Pricing of training programs are based on a quantity rate
• We collect from home, school, or work at no-additional cost¹
• Train in state of the art equipment
• Conformation call two days in advance
• Our office is open 7 days per week from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
• Classes can be scheduled 7 days per week from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
• Receive our comprehensive logbook including a complete training outline

¹ Anywhere in San Diego North County

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General Policy

Minors: the minimum requirement set by the State of California is six (6) hours with a state licensed driving school or institution with no proof of supplementary hours of training within the State of California.

Minors: out-of-state certificates are not acceptable unless the out-of-state, state licensed, driving school has a written document stating that the state requirements (in-question) are equivalent to the State of California.

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Cancellation Fee

The complete driving lesson will be charged to the student's invoice should he/she cancel or reschedule their driving lesson within 24 hours of the appointment.

In the following situations, Cinneti will cancel and charge a complete scheduled event:

• When the student does not have his/her permit in its possession at the start of the event or is not able to get the permit in its possession within 15 minutes from the start of the event.
• When the student fails to appear within 15 minutes of the requested pick-up time at the designated pick-up address without notice.

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Cumulative Credit

Your driver license application is valid for 12 months from the application date. If your application will expire before you have held your provisional instruction permit for six months, you must return to DMV and start a new application.

You will need to pay the application fee and fulfill all application requirements. Take your instruction permit with you to DMV. You will be credited for the time you have held your instruction permit and receive cumulative credit towards your subsequent provisional instruction permit to meet the six-month requirement before taking your driving test.

You must keep the expired instruction permit with your new instruction permit until you pass your driving test. The new instruction permit and the expired permit is the only proof of credit that satisfies the six-month requirement.

When a new application is started, DMV does not retain the previous application information. If you lose your expired instruction permit, without the necessary proof of a previous application, the full six-month waiting period will be required before you will be allowed to take your driving test.

Bring both your instruction permits with you when you take your driving test.

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