Ferrari Driving School

Ever wonder where New Yorkers go when they need to trade subway transfers for a steering wheel? Driving schools dot the boroughs, but few sit as close to the Queensboro Bridge as Ferrari Driving School. The stretch of 19th Avenue between Astoria and Long Island City sees a steady stream of students who prefer hands-on instruction over YouTube tutorials.

Lessons cover everything from parallel parking on narrow side streets to merging onto the BQE without breaking a sweat. Behind-the-wheel training, road-test prep, and defensive-driving techniques are all part of the curriculum. The school operates from 35-28 19th Ave, Long Island City, NY 11105, a block where delivery trucks and yellow cabs set the rhythm of the pavement.

Questions about scheduling or pricing can be answered by calling (718) 545-0059. The instructors keep the focus on the fundamentals—mirror checks, turn signals, and lane discipline—without the fluff of upsells or gimmicks. It’s a no-frills approach that resonates with locals who just want to pass their test and hit the road.

A map pinpoints the exact spot for anyone navigating by GPS: directions here. The school’s presence in the neighborhood feels as routine as the morning commute.