Lesson #3 (Parking… and we don’t mean at the drive-in!) Most new drivers are afraid to park the car because they are not comfortable judging the distance from their bumper to the other car. If the braking exercises were effective in Lesson 2, your teen may be doubly apprehensive. However, before they can venture onto […]
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Lesson 2 (No shopping cart races) Start this lesson with a review of Lesson 1 and summarizing the skills you will be teaching today. The emphasis of this lesson should be on vehicle control and stopping the vehicle. While driving it is important to be aware of where all the vehicles are on the road.
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Lesson #1 (Letting Go is hard to do!) Safety Tip: MAP or visually locate the POLES and other FIXED obstacles in the parking lot. Locate pedestrians, bikers and boarders. DO not forget, you might be sharing the parking lot. Start slowly by taking your teen to a deserted school or church parking lot. The first
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In case you’re planning to buy your teen a car for Christmas this year, or you’re trying to decide which of your existing cars might be the best one for her to drive, recognize that the car that provides the greatest amount of safety should be your first choice. To determine which vehicles avoid and
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Teen Driver Education is so important. However information on teaching teen driver safety is hard to find. Parents are required to complete at least 65 hours of behind-the-wheel skill-building, including no less than ten hours of nighttime driving and five hours of bad weather driving, before taking your road test. Click here for “A Guide
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It is important for the parents of teen drivers to have an ongoing discussion with their teenage driver about the importance of teen driver safety. Coming up with strategies to assist your teen driver is a big task. However, we can help you. We have several tools for you to help with teen driver safety
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Okay, let’s get it out in the open. Having a new teen driver in the house can be nerve racking. Hopefully we can provide you some tools to make this life event less stressful for both you and your teen driver. Check out our website , designed for the parents of teen drivers, for tools like the
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Daylight Savings Time ends this weekend. Don’t forget to set back your clocks so you can enjoy that extra hour of sleep. Now that you are rested take action to protect your family by replacing all the batteries in your home’s smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. How many times do we hear about a
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