Memorial Day signals the start of ‘100 deadliest days’ for teen drivers
Heads up, parents. Memorial Day 2016 is right around the corner and it is the beginning of the “100 deadliest days” for new and inexperienced …
Heads up, parents. Memorial Day 2016 is right around the corner and it is the beginning of the “100 deadliest days” for new and inexperienced …
Everyone wants prom night to be memorable. Unfortunately, one bad decision can make the special night memorable in all the wrong ways.
Why do six teen drivers die on the road every day? And what can you, the concerned parent, do about it?
Here are some tips for parents of new drivers to make the learning process a smooth and safe transition from childhood to independence.
This time of year is the perfect opportunity for teen drivers and their parents to make New Year’s resolutions to be smart and safe on the road.
Statistics prove that caring parents have a good reason to be concerned about their new drivers during the holiday season. Here are some tips to keep them safe.
Before loading up the car and heading out this Thanksgiving, the driving experts Drive Smart Georgia recommend these tips for safe road trips.
Red light? Yellow light? Green light? As the Georgia driving test approaches, is your teen driver ready to race through and pass with flying colors?
A new teen driver is just that – a new and inexperienced driver. Help keep teens safe on the road by discussing these five dangers.
Just like all kids are different, all teen drivers are different too. Is yours a tortoise or a roadrunner?
The new school year is almost here, and Drive Smart Georgia is helping families save on driver education, professional driving lessons, road tests, and road ...
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