Learning to drive is an exciting and terrifying thing to do. On one hand, a teen is gaining more freedom to get themselves everyone on their own. It is a step toward adulthood that symbolizes responsibility and ability. On the other hand, that responsibility to learn a vehicle, drive around other people, and know all […]
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“Driving safely” and “having fun” are not mutually excusive terms. In fact, it is actually quite easy to enjoy everything about your trip from point A to point B while still employing your defensive driving skills. The thing is, driving is just fun. Whether you’re popping over to a friend’s house for the evening or
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Our teen driving school was built from the ground up to provide new drivers with the knowledge, skill, and experience they’ll need to safely navigate the ever-growing traffic out there. This includes teaching the rules of the road and emphasizing the need to obey traffic laws. We cover the mechanical aspects of controlling a vehicle
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Technology has improved driving in many ways, but one of the best ways is through navigational systems. Whether they are built into your car’s dashboard, used from your phone or tablet, or you buy a stand-alone GPS system, they are great to have for navigating unfamiliar roads and areas. When using a GPS, there are
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Ever since Bluetooth earpieces and wireless headphones came onto the market, drivers have utilized them for a better approach to hands-free driving. However, there have been many conversations over if it is truly better to use these types of devices over using a phone. Drivers can still be distracted with the use of headphones and
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Driving in the dark is a necessity for most drivers. From mid-autumn to mid-spring, the daylight hours decrease, and many people are commuting to work and school in the dark. Driving in darkened conditions can be dangerous, adding another layer of complexity to navigating the roads. To help keep you safer on the road, let
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Driving school will teach student drivers a myriad of skills. There are only so many situations you can prepare for before being in the situation and having to put those skills into practice. While driving teachers try to prepare students, there are still common driving challenges that require extra experience before feeling comfortable. Here are
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Most car manufacturers are trying to make cars with more safety features for technology use. Drivers use all kinds of technology including GPS apps, music players, and making phone calls. There are many safety features built into cars now including lane drifting warnings, automatic braking systems, and even automatic parking. To help with technology use,
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When it comes to safety, not all highways are driven equally. There are some highways in the country that are considered more dangerous than others. Value Penguin, a research and analysis organization, studied the data from crashes of country’s highways between 2010 and 2016 to determine the country’s most dangerous highways. Using the three factors
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Not getting enough sleep is a common problem for the average American. Being overly tired leads to all kinds of health problems, but it also leads to major problems on the roads. According to 2018 data from the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, not getting enough sleep makes a driver four times more likely to
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