From flash floods to icy roads, learn expert-backed tips to help Texas teens and parents drive safely in any weather. Confidence starts with preparation.
Discover how behind-the-wheel training in Colorado differs between metro and rural areas—so you can drive confidently, wherever you're learning.
Stay safe on Texas roads this summer with our teen driver guide—quick law tips, heat-proof car hacks, hazard fixes, and a free Texas teen drivers ed resource.
Driving can be an scary for many people, here are some tips to use to help you feel more confident on the road.
There is not doubt traffic can be inconvenient, learn more about the do's and don'ts of driving in traffic to make sure you stay safe a traffic jam.
Taking a drivers ed course can seem like a tedious task for new drivers, but there are things that you will learn and use everyday on the road.
Starting July 1, 2025, Florida teens must complete the new DETS course to get a learner’s permit. Learn what DETS is, how it differs from TLSAE, and how to stay on track.
Texas teen drivers ed: 24 classroom hours + 44 behind‑the‑wheel hours, over at least 16 days. See the full timeline and your fastest legal path.
Finish your Texas adult drivers ed online in just 6 hours state‑approved, mobile‑friendly, and includes the official DPS written test.
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