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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.

Contributing teen writer Amy Tarczynski details her driving experience since completing One More Second, eDriving's new defensive driving course.

Two Ohio state representatives are looking to expand existing requirements in the state€™s young driver licensing system. Ohio State Reps. Gary Scherer (R-Circleville) and Michael Sheehy (D-Toledo) unveiled House Bill 293 to the public June 29. The bill would implement two changes to teen driving laws in Ohio if passed: Require teens to hold temporary [€¦]

eDriving contributory teen writer Grace Keller has been keeping a drivers ed diary. Here she tells us how she feels now she's passed the Maryland road test.

The most dangerous driving season of the year is here. DriversEd.com shows you how to prepare your teen for a summer of safe driving.

DriversEd.com, the No. 1 provider of driver€™s education in the U.S., reveals the top questions Texan teen drivers get wrong on its practice permit tests.

DriversEd.com's newest teen blogger Jett Roberts, 16, interviews DriversEd.com driving instructor Africa Ishodi and picks up some defensive driving tips.

The American Automobile Association (AAA) is predicting this Fourth of July holiday weekend to be the most traveled Independence Day weekend ever.

In our series of California online drivers ed diary entries, DriversEd.com contributing writer Alexis David shares her progress through drivers ed.

eDriving contributory writer Amy Tarczynski's review of One More Second, a two-hour course which teaches advanced defensive driving skills.