Hi Beck
I came here to find out what a "dring" is.
Something to do with driving or diving schools near Ubud?
OK. About driving lessons for your wife.
Steve Rossell suggested a car. I would recommend a motorised chariot like the one in Ben Hur, with blades on the wheels, but without the horses.
Seriously, learning to "drive" is one thing, and being able to "drive" in Bali without being injured or killed is another.
(Or coping with damage sustained to your chariot from an "accident", and the damage to the other one, irrespective of whose "fault" it was.)
The basic skills needed, the way I see them, include good eyesight and hearing, fast reflexes, eyes in the back of your head, a highly attenuated attention span,
plus a working grasp of how Indonesians "drive", culturally speaking. (The last is learning to "go with the the flow", so to speak, without freaking out.)
I don't know how long you've been with your wife but it's important to mention that you probably should never consider yourself teaching her to drive, unless you're looking for a divorce.
I'm sorry that I can't point you to specific "driving schools" in the Ubud area. I imagine that there must be plenty of them.
Years ago I was always bemused seeing learner drivers "learning" with a bunch of family members in the same vehicle, (probably praying super hard in the back), or for "support".
Don't see that much these days where I am.
Ask yourself this. Would you take members of your family for a ride in a car when the "driver" hasn't learnt to drive yet?
I'm sure I wouldn't and that's another reason to pay a so-called instructor to teach your wife, specifying beforehand without extra passengers onboard.
Good luck.
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