Wanted Cards Extra – Driving Instructor
Wanted Cards Extra – Driving Instructor
Driving instructors are a special breed of superhero. They willingly sit in a car with brand-new drivers, calmly pointing out blind spots, braking distances, and the occasional wrong turn—all while keeping their cool. That’s patience, bravery, and nerves of titanium.
These professionals deserve cards for all occasions, yet they’re widely overlooked. This is your chance to fill a growing niche with fun, heartfelt, humorous, and workplace-friendly designs.
Whether it’s for a birthday, a thank-you moment, a holiday greeting, or celebrating a season with their occupation in mind, there’s a real demand here. From cute cartoon cars to minimalist road-sign graphics, there’s loads of room to play.
Design Tips for GCU Artists
- Think icons & symbols: Steering wheels, signal indicators, L-plates / “Student Driver,” cones, miniature cars, dashboards, mirrors, simple map graphics, key fobs, speedometers.
- Avoid using trademarked car logos or overly realistic brand-dependent interiors.
- Go visual with metaphors: Roads forming shapes (hearts, smiley faces, stars), traffic signs used creatively, “journey” themes.
- Humor is welcome, especially about patience, bravery, and the white-knuckle experience of teaching learners.
- Inclusive characters: Instructors come in all ages, genders, and backgrounds—keep it flexible.
- Seasonal versions:
– For Christmas: reindeer in the passenger seat, Santa behind the wheel, festive cones, snow-covered “Student Driver” signs.
– For Thanksgiving: a turkey learning to drive, fall foliage around the car, a dashboard pumpkin.
– For Hanukkah: dreidels as cones, glowing menorah dashboard lights (stylized, not literal interior brand depictions).
Category Placement
If a Driving Instructor subcategory doesn’t already exist, cards can be submitted under:
Occupation >> Other
Otherwise use the appropriate occupation-specific categories:
- Holidays >> Christmas >> Occupation Specific >> Driving Instructor – cid#39428
- Occasions >> Thank You >> Occupation Specific >> Driving Instructor – cid#2747
- Birthdays >> Occupation Specific >> Driving Instructor – cid#39430
- Holidays >> Thanksgiving >> Occupation Specific >> Driving Instructor – cid#39432
- Holidays >> Chanukah / Hanukkah >> Occupation Specific >> Driving Instructor – cid#39434

Card Text Ideas for Driving Instructor Cards
Thank You – Driving Instructor
- “Thank you for guiding me through every turn, every stall, and every ‘oops.’ You made the journey possible.”
- “Thanks for your patience, your wisdom, and your nerves of steel.”
- “I couldn’t have done it without your calm voice and great teaching. Thank you for helping me hit the road with confidence!”
- “Thanks for believing in me—even when the parallel parking didn’t.”
Inside options:
- You’re an amazing instructor.
- Thanks for helping me find my way.
- You’re the reason I passed!
- Grateful for every lesson, every mile, every moment.
Birthday – Driving Instructor
- “Happy Birthday to someone who knows how to steer life in the right direction!”
- “Wishing you a smooth, scenic year with no potholes and plenty of green lights.”
- “Happy Birthday! May your cake be sweet and your students remember their turn signals.”
- “Another birthday? At least your teaching skills never age!”
Inside options:
- Hope your day is a joyride.
- Enjoy your special day—no student drivers allowed!
- Wishing you a year of happy miles.

Christmas – Driving Instructor
- “Wishing you a Christmas filled with joy, peace, and well-behaved student drivers.”
- “May your holiday season be as smooth as a perfect parallel park.”
- “Merry Christmas to someone who keeps the world moving—one new driver at a time.”
Inside options:
- Warm wishes and safe travels.
- Hope your holidays are merry, bright, and blissfully brake-pedal-free!
- May the season bring you joy at every turn.

Thanksgiving – Driving Instructor
- “Grateful for all you do—Happy Thanksgiving!”
- “Thankful for your patience, guidance, and steady hand on the invisible passenger-side brake.”
- “Wishing you a holiday full of comfort, gratitude, and no last-minute lane changes.”
Inside options:
- With appreciation today and always.
- Hope your Thanksgiving is easy and enjoyable.
Hanukkah – Driving Instructor
- “Wishing you eight bright nights and many safe miles.”
- “Happy Hanukkah to an amazing instructor—thank you for lighting the way.”
- “May your holiday be filled with peace, warmth, and good directions.”
Inside options:
- Sending light and joy this season.
- Happy Hanukkah and safe travels always.
Happy Designing!
Corrie

