How to prepare for the Georgia learner’s permit test
It’s important to know how to prepare for the Georgia learner’s permit test. Getting a Georgia learner’s permit isn’t just about showing up …
Gift ideas for new teen drivers: 2023 edition
Finding the perfect gift for a teenager can be a difficult task. However, if you have a new driver on your list this holiday season, why not choose a present that commemorates this celebrated milestone?
What is Joshua’s Law? A guide for parents to limit teen driver dangers
What is Joshua’s Law and how can it help keep your teen driver safe on the road in 2022 and beyond? Getting a driver’s license …
7 teen driver tips for the 2019 holiday season
Concerned parents ALWAYS worry about their teen drivers whenever they pull out of the driveway. However, the level of anxiety tends to heighten during potentially dangerous times, like the busy holiday travel season.
9 new driver gift ideas for the 2016 holiday season
Generally speaking, teens get their driver’s license somewhere between the age of 16-18. So, wouldn’t it be cool to give them a gift that commemorates …
8 Thanksgiving road travel tips from Drive Smart Georgia
Before loading up the car and heading out, the experts Drive Smart Georgia recommend the following eight road tips for safe Thanksgiving travel.
Joshua’s Law takes center stage during National Teen Driver Safety Week
To kick off National Teen Driver Safety Week, Drive Smart Georgia joined forces with AAA, MADD and SADD to host a Teen Driver Safety Event in Johns Creek.
Safety tips from A-Z for teen drivers and parents
If your child is close to getting a learner’s permit or driver’s license, know the A-Z facts about teen driving. It can be very dangerous. However, knowledge is power.
6 back-to-school driving tips for teen drivers
If your teenager is driving to school this year, Drive Smart Georgia offers the following safety tips to keep your new driver safe on the road.
New study says Georgia ranks #15 for teen driver safety
According to a new 2016 study of best and worst states for teen drivers, Georgia ranks #15 in the country.
