Find a time that fits.
Look for openings around student availability, instructor hours, classroom time, and available cars.
For the people behind the schedule
More time teaching.
Less time fitting
it all in.
Students. Instructors. Cars. A session full of moving parts. Curb brings them into one scheduling board, so you can see who’s covered—and who still needs a plan.
Take a closer lookBehind-the-wheel scheduling, with the whole picture.
THE WEEK, IN VIEW
MON12
TUE13
WED14
THU15
FRI16
3 PM4 PM5 PM6 PM
Helen3–5 pmAva + Chloe2 seats · both booked
Marcus4–6 pmNoah + Maya2 seats · both booked
Room for the next drive
A plan for every student.Know what’s booked. See what’s left.
An illustrative look at the Curb workflow. Sample names and dates.
One session. One clear picture.
Availability Instructors & cars Student progress
A calendar slot is only the beginning
Finding an empty hour
is the easy part.
Is the student available? Is an instructor free? Is there a car? Will everyone finish their hours before the session ends?
Curb puts those questions alongside the schedule. From the next open seat to the student who needs a different plan, you can see what needs attention.
Catch the loose ends.
See who still needs hours, which drives have an open seat, and where the schedule has a clash.
Keep the session together.
Record drives, no-shows, classroom attendance, and make-up work without losing sight of the plan.
From “who’s left?” to “here’s the plan.”
A little less juggling.
A lot more clarity.
Follow one student through an illustrative example. Choose a step to see what changes.
AC
OCTOBER SESSION · STUDENT #12
Needs a bookingAva Carter
Behind-the-wheel hours4 of 6 driven
1 hour booked · 1 hour still to book
The next thing to do
One more drive to find.
Ava has four hours driven and another booked. There’s still one hour to fit into this session.
Next stepFind a time with a partner →
This walkthrough uses sample data; it does not create a booking.
Beyond the next drive
Get the whole
session in view.
Booked hours are one part of the picture. Curb’s readiness view brings classroom hours, required topics, make-up work, and instructor requirements alongside the driving plan.
See the areas that are covered, then focus on the ones that need attention.
Session readiness
Sample session- ✓ Drives bookedLocked in
- ✓ Classroom hoursLocked in
- ✓ Required topicsLocked in
- ! Make-ups & absences2 to review
- ✓ Drivers & instructorsLocked in
A useful place to start the day.
A few things to know
Made for the work
between drives.
Who is Curb for?
Curb is being built for the people coordinating behind-the-wheel sessions at driving schools: the people matching students, instructors, and cars, and keeping an eye on everyone’s progress.
Does it include classroom tracking?
The current app tracks classroom attendance, partial attendance, required topics, absences, and make-up work alongside driving progress.
Does Curb guarantee compliance?
No. Curb helps surface scheduling constraints and progress against configured requirements. Your school remains responsible for checking the rules and keeping the records it needs.
Can I sign up yet?
Curb is in development. This site introduces the workflow; public account signup and pricing have not been announced.
A clearer road through the session
Keep the moving parts
moving together.
Explore the workflow Purpose-built for behind-the-wheel scheduling.