Georgia Teen Driving: Safety is First (and Second and Third)
“Teen driving: things to do (safely)”. This should be the most important consideration when you start learning to drive, not just in Georgia but anywhere in these United States. SAFETY is Paramount: More Important than Anything The last year for which figures are...
Don’t Hate the Georgia Drivers Test Online: Study & Pass
Let’s face it: everybody hates having to take tests. And when you are a teenager, it seems that life is just one long round of tests. Tests for this, tests for that. It’s just tests, tests, tests. It’s fair to say that everybody detests tests! However, can you just...
Online Georgia Drivers Ed Testing: As Easy as Riding a Bike
You probably know how to ride a bike. Yes? You just jump on, and off you go. Simple, really. Except that it wasn’t so simple when you first started to learn. There is an old expression about something that is simple that says “Easy as falling off a bike”. Falling Off...
Atlanta Drivers Education Courses: Look Online, Atlanta
However you do it, the GA Department of Driver Services says that you have to have 30 hours of drivers’ ed in addition to your 40 hours of practical driving if you want to get your intermediate license at age 16. If you don’t take a drivers’ ed course, you have to...
Georgia’s Joshua’s Law: Good Out of Tragedy
There are times when something bad can lead to something good. Joshua’s Law is a very good example of this. Joshua Brown lost his life in 2003 in a road accident. As a result, his parents rallied with legislators in a call for stronger driver training laws. In 2005,...
1st Steps towards a Georgia Drivers Permit: Take it
Ain’t that the truth? The Chinese have a saying that a journey of a thousand miles starts with one step. Nothing could be more true. It doesn’t matter whether the journey is a thousand miles, one mile, round the world, or even just down the road to the convenience...
Talking to Your (Georgia) Parents about Driving
You’ve heard about the talk. You know, the talk? Often in a movie, or in a book, a parent will sit down with the child, and they’ll have the talk. It can be a little awkward, especially in this day and age in which today’s teenagers seem to know so...