Before you find a teen driving school for your soon-to-be driver, you want to be sure they are prepared for what they will experience. Your goal is for them to be a safe driver when you aren’t in the vehicle with them. GoSwerve provides programs that help your teen be prepared for their permit and […]
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The unfortunate fact is that, for teen drivers, rowdy and loud friends in the car can be more dangerous than phones. A teen may think packing the car with friends is completely harmless, that their friends are just being their same, energetic selves. However, studies have shown that the crash risk doubles when teens drive
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After passing your driving test, there is a strong feeling of accomplishment- and rightly so. All the requirements for your driver’s license should be met at this point and now it is just technicalities to finish before you can use your freedom to hit the open road. Here are five things you should do once
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The day of your driving test is approaching. You have been logging in all those driving hours and studying hard. Before your driving test, you might want a better idea of what to expect. Once you know what to expect, it is easier to calm the nerves and enjoy the ride. Here is what you
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Teaching your teen to drive can be a daunting task. There are specific skills required by state testing for each student to know before receiving their license. Here is a checklist you can refer to, to help review concepts and mark where you need to review information or practice a little more. The list is
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Making an emergency preparedness kit for your car is so important that you should put one in each of your family’s vehicles. When putting together your kit, there are three categories of items you should consider; medical, breakdowns, and emergency supplies. Medical Medical emergencies can happen any time, any place, even in your car. If
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More drivers are out on the road during the holiday season. Whether it’s driving to a holiday party, family function, or going out shopping, there are many reasons why the roads are more congested. If you are out in the holiday traffic for any reason, here are five tips you can use to deal with
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Roads are full of large semi-trucks. Large trucks like these are used to transport merchandise and large deliveries for companies in almost every industry. Driving around them can be uncomfortable and for good reason. In the most recent report by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), 2016 was a rough year for truck drivers
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The evenings are getting darker, leaves changing colors, and temperatures are dropping. That can only mean one thing; fall is here. As October gets into full swing, preparations for Halloween are going strong. One thing to include in your Halloween prep is taking a refresher course in driving safety for the big night. While it
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Four-way stops, or intersections that require all four directions of traffic to come to a stop, are some of the first traffic rules discussed in driving school. They are often a frustrating experience for many drivers though because they don’t remember who should go first. Having a good, solid understanding of the four rules of
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