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About to or are already taking in-car driving lessons? You might have one thing on your mind: €œExactly what€™s on the road test, anyway?€

Follow our blogger Grace Keller through drivers ed! In her second drivers ed diary entry, she discusses staying calm, focused, and alert behind the wheel.

Want to know what goes into the development of the industry's best online drivers ed courses? This Q&A will give you everything you're looking for.

These holiday driving tips for students will help keep students (and everybody else!) safe when they come home for the holidays.

Blogger Amy Tarczynski joins us to discuss the practice and promise of mindful driving, a simple but effective approach to limit distracted driving.

Follow our teen blogger Grace Keller through drivers ed! In her first diary entry, she discusses personal responsibility, organ donation, and more.

As the clocks go back to standard time we are faced with darker evenings and riskier journeys. Here are our tips for driving safe when the clocks go back.

The distracted driving law in California is changing. Here is all you need to know about the law, what is considered distracted driving and how to prepare.

Parents often wonder what age to start teaching their teen to drive. The answer? You're teaching them from the first time they get in the car with you!

Parents are their children's first, and most important, driving instructors. Learn about modeling good driving behavior to improve teen driving.

Everybody knows texting and driving is bad, but we still do it. Why? Learn more about this dangerous practice and its causes.

[Written By DriversEd.com Contributing Writer Amy Tarczynski] Imagine getting this text from your next-door neighbor: €œI left my Porsche in the garage when we moved out yesterday. Would you be interested in driving it down here for us?€ Interested in driving a Porsche? Of course I was. But the journey from our street in Oakland to [€¦]

We take a look at some of the driving technology and safety features we take for granted in cars today and how driver technology has changed over the years.

[Written By DriversEd.com Contributing Writer Christina Tynan-Wood] I was sitting behind the wheel at GM€™s proving ground in Milford, Michigan getting a demonstration of the automatic emergency braking system the car manufacturer plans to make standard on all light vehicles by 2022. Fighting my reflexes, I piloted the vehicle directly toward an unforgiving obstacle, kept my [€¦]

[Written By DriversEd.com Contributing Writer Christina Wood] Remember when the promise for The Future included flying cars and robots that would do all the housework? That future isn€™t quite here. But in the last few years there has been huge innovation in cars. Manufactures aren€™t even working on flying cars but they are determined to give [€¦]

As we head back to school, it is important to remember some back-to-school driving tips so that both your student and other students remain safe.  Here are three commonsense tips to help you drive safely from idrivesafely.com: Tip One: Watch Out for Pedestrians The beginning of a school year means more buses and bicycles on the [€¦]

Go beyond safe driving with our CEO's guide to SMART driving! Learn ways to be safe regardless of driving conditions and the other vehicles on the road.

Looking for ways to save on car insurance as a new driver? Car Insurance 101 has you covered! Discounts, tips and tricks, and easy ways to shop around.

Driving means freedom, but it can take time to get there. Guest blogger Ashley Orelup describes her evolution into an experienced driver.

With teens in the car, inexperience and lack of judgment can cause problems, and so can distractions. What can we do to make them safer?