Driving School

After you've mastered the basics of driving an automatic vehicle, it may make sense to move on to this next-level driving experience.

Drivers ed teaches students much more than a few road signals. In fact, courses help teens develop driving skills that can be sharper than many adults'.

While the freedom to drive is a great thing, it requires a high level of responsibility. Here€™s what you need to know about Texas road signs.

Even though it's tough sometimes to realize your child is starting drivers ed, it's important to be positive and proactive during the learning process.

Teaching your kids how to drive may be a family tradition, but is that the best way to train them? One parent shares her take on the topic.

Mistakes happen. If you're a new driver who's accumulated points on your Texas driver record, here's what you need to know.

If you are caught by police driving with a suspended license in Florida, the penalty is a 60-day jail sentence and a fine of $500 for the first offense.

To pass your driving test, you must understand the types of California road signs, their meanings, color coordination, and where you'll possibly find them.

Injuring or killing an alligator carries a fine up to $2,500 and 30 days in jail.

Excited. Nervous. A mixture of the two? However you€™re feeling about your first in-car driving lesson, it might help to have an idea of what to expect.

What can be even more stressful than navigating a busy roadway? Parking in a crowded lot! No matter how long you€™ve been driving, be it months or decades, here€™s a quick parking lot etiquette course: It takes just three minutes to learn, but graduation might take a little longer! 1. Respect Parking Lot Markings Ignoring [€¦]

Parking lot crashes happen more than you might think. Check out these parking lot safety tips to avoid getting into a crash before you even get on the road!

As drivers increasingly rely on satellite navigation systems and smartphone apps for driving directions, paper maps and road atlases have fallen by the wayside.

When you€™re driving around town, using these tips and tricks to approaching intersections can help you out in the long run.

Here's our recommendation on the right path to take toward Texas parent-taught drivers ed success.

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

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.

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

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