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01 Jan

ONLINEDrivers Manual Course (3 times test failure at DMV)

January 1, 2024 - December 31, 2024

12:00 am

Drivers Manual Course

If you are interested in taking the Drivers Manual Course online please enter your information and the office will call you to answer any questions [...]

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27 Apr

Driver Improvement

April 27, 2024

8:00 am - 5:00 pm

$25.75 - $103.00

Driver Improvement

driver-improvement

This is an 8 hour course. Most take this course to receive good points back on their driving record after being found guilty of some [...]

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CAR ACCIDENTS ARE THE NUMBER ONE KILLER OF TEENAGERS IN THE UNITED STATES.

Every day, more than 10 young drivers ages 15-20 are killed in car accidents.
Daily, 745 teenagers are injured in car accidents.
Car accidents result in 38% of all teenager deaths.
The fatal crash rate per mile driven for 16-19 year-olds is nearly 3 times the rate for drivers ages 20 and over. Risk is highest at ages 16-17.

HOW DO WE STOP THIS GROWING TREND?

Understand the factors that lead to teenage car accidents.

Inexperience
speeding
cell phone use
and text-messaging are the leading causes of fatal car accidents involving teenagers.

Ensure our teenagers are educated. What better way can you help a teenager than helping him or her learn to drive? Driving involves critical life and death choices every moment they are on the roads. Driver education is life-saving.
Set the example. Obey speed limits and avoid distractions while driving to include talking on cell phones and text-messaging. Parents must set the example.

WHERE DO YOU START?

A+ Driving School, LLC offers a wide range of driving education courses and classes to improve driving skills for both new and seasoned drivers.

In addition to offering the most up-to-date, state-certified lessons to improve quality driving, we teach confidence, defensiveness, and alertness on the road.

**ONLINE**Drivers Manual Course (3 times test failure at DMV)

Driver Improvement

ONLINEDrivers Manual Course (3 times test failure at DMV)