Most teen drivers aren’t reckless—they’re just new. The real mistake? Thinking they’ll “figure it out” on their own. 1. Start with a flexible online course 2. Add in-car lessons with certified instructors or guardians 3. Create a parent-teen driving contract. It sets curfews, phone rules, and expectations before the keys change hands—so you get fewer arguments and a whole lot more trust. | DriversEd.com

Elevation changes on the road can test both driver and vehicle — but with the right prep and mindset, you’ll ride through hills and curves with confidence. | DriversEd.com