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Parents, know that there is much more to supervised driving practice than €œcollecting€ hours€”it€™s how you train your teen during those hours that counts.

Teen drivers have the highest proportion of distraction-related fatal crashes. It's National Teen Driver Safety Week €” now's the time to talk to your teen.

So, your teen is ready for supervised driving practice. That€™s excellent! But, where do you, as the parent, begin?

Congratulations on passing your driving test! Obtaining a driver€™s license provides a lot of freedom and flexibility to do more of what you want to do. But that freedom comes with a lot of responsibility because being on the road puts other people€™s safety, and sometimes their lives, in your hands. How can you continue [€¦]

Mentor for Families by eDriving, is a new mobile app that allows you to stay involved with your teen€™s driving when you can€™t be there in person.

Download Mentor for Families today to track, measure, progress, and get on the road (safely!) as soon as possible.

Mentor for Families by eDriving will help you learn where you can improve, and will make you the excellent driver your parents crave.

As summer ends and school begins, how do busy teens like us, who are taking driver's ed, fit it all into our schedules?

Parents, as you plan your teen€™s upcoming school year, are you factoring at least eight hours of sleep into their routines? Sure, you€™re buying school supplies and shopping for healthy lunches, but are you considering how their workloads and schedules will affect their quality of sleep, and thus, their safety behind the wheel? Sleep deprivation [€¦]

In the interest of our favorite hashtag €“ #roadsafety €“ there are some dos and don€™ts drivers should follow to ensure safe travels for all Monday.

DriversEd.com teen blogger Jett Roberts reviews how to fit online drivers ed into a busy teenage schedule.

Did you know distracted driving was the reason behind more than 3,400 fatal collisions in 2015? Distraction is deadly, and eDriving is working to reverse the dangerous trend. eDriving has now released its popular July webinar, €œThe 7 Stages of Distraction Denial,€ online for all drivers to learn from and review. For the webinar eDriving [€¦]

DriversEd.com Contributing Writer Alexis David has kept an ongoing diary for us as she takes our California online drivers ed course. Here€™s her fifth entry. Being a passenger was a routine thing that I took for granted. As a passenger, I could sleep in the car, eat, listen to music without being distracted and admire [€¦]

Less experienced drivers are more susceptible to on-the-road bullying. Read our four skills that can keep you safe when you encounter aggressive drivers.

The Impact Texas Young Drivers course tackles one of the biggest safety issues today: the plethora of mobile devices, as well as bad driving habits, that facilitate distracted driving.

DriversEd.com teen blogger Jett Roberts, 16, is a student at Bishop O€™ Dowd High School in Oakland, California. Jett is working toward obtaining his drivers license and currently drives under adult supervision with a California permit. As you know, if you€™ve finished the DriversEd.com online training, to qualify for your license you must have clocked [€¦]

We look at the difference between the country's two most common types of drivers ed: Classroom instruction programs and online drivers ed courses.

Even the safest drivers encounter surprising situations, but newer drivers have encountered fewer surprises, which can make them scarier and more dangerous.

DriversEd.com Contributing Writer Alexis David has kept an ongoing diary as she takes our California online drivers ed course. Here's her fourth entry.

Dealing with passengers is one of the most frequently reported causes of distraction for drivers.