What Is Distracted Driving?
Do you send text messages or emails while driving? Or perhaps, answer calls or drink your morning coffee as you drive? If you do these things, then you are engaging in what’s called distracted driving, a very dangerous behavior. Distracted driving is any activity that...
California Drivers Ed Online – A Safe Way of Learning During the Pandemic
Are you planning to apply for your California driver’s license? One of the requirements you need to fulfill is to complete a drivers education course. Finishing a 30-hour drivers ed program is mandatory for teens between 15 ½ to 17 ½ who are applying for a driver’s...
Winners Selected for Scholarship Award!
Thank you to everyone who participated in the 2nd of three scholarship contests for the year. We are grateful to everyone that took the time to write, research, and share intimate stories relating to the importance of driver education. Some of the essays dealt with...
Winners Selected for Scholarship Award!
Thank you to everyone who participated in the 1st of three scholarship contests for the year. We are grateful to everyone that took the time to write, research, and share intimate stories relating to the importance of driver education. Some of the essays dealt with...
Taking Driver’s Education During the Covid-19 Pandemic
Over the past weeks, we have seen how the Covid-19 pandemic changed the world, the way we live. All around the globe, governments have implemented measures to contain the spread of the virus which has already infected over 700,000 in the United States alone. One of...
How Does Online Drivers Ed Work?
Choosing a drivers ed online course over the traditional (in-classroom) type is a smart decision. Let’s admit it, teens these days are pretty much glued to their devices. Chances are higher that your child is going to be more receptive using this method. Let us also...
How Long Does Drivers Ed Online Take?
Most people are confident about their driving skills that they believe they can multitask while they are behind the wheel. For one, many drivers think that they can text or use their mobile devices while driving and not get embroiled in an accident. In fact, according... Winners Selected for Scholarship Award!
We are pleased to announce the winners for the last of the three essay contests for 2019. Before we announce the winners , we wanted to sincerely thank everyone that participated in the essay contest. Many of you shared very personal stories of the loss and pain...
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May 4, 2014. Thank you for your submission. We are sorry to hear of the loss you suffered as a result of someone not paying attention while driving.
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How Long Does Drivers Ed Online Take?
Most people are confident about their driving skills that they believe they can multitask while they are behind the wheel. For one, many drivers think that they can text or use their mobile devices while driving and not get embroiled in an accident.
In fact, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), close to 500,000 drivers in the United States use their cell phones while driving during day time.
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Purchasing auto insurance is a pesky task. Many of the millions of drivers on the road in Florida don’t even know what they are paying for in their insurance premiums. Even more so, most teen drivers (or their parents) are paying A LOT of money to get on the road. Learning to drive, getting your first car, and getting out on the road is supposed to bring teens a sense of freedom, adulthood, and pleasure — but instead, the risks involved (and the premiums to cover the risks) make it downright scary.
The frightening facts are this.
Teens are the most dangerous drivers on the road by a long shot. Insurance companies then label them as “high-risk” drivers.
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How to Get Lower Rates for Teen Drivers in Florida
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