Drive Smart Georgia Fall Sale: Save $75 on Any Driver’s Ed Package
As we head into autumn, and Drive Smart Georgia is helping families save on driver education, professional driving lessons, road tests, and road test tune-ups. …
The Georgia Road Test Scoring Guide: What Examiners Evaluate
Taking the Georgia road test is an exciting milestone for teen drivers – and often a stressful one for both teens and their parents. After …
How to Stay Safe While Driving in Heavy Traffic in Georgia
Heavy traffic is a fact of life for many Georgia drivers. Whether you’re navigating I-285 during rush hour, merging onto GA-400, traveling through busy Atlanta …
How to Build Your Teen’s Driving Confidence Safely
Learning to drive is a major milestone for teenagers – and often a stressful one for parents. Some new drivers seem eager to get behind …
10 Reasons Georgia Parents Choose Professional Driver’s Education
Learning to drive is one of the biggest milestones in a teenager’s life – and one of the most important responsibilities parents help them prepare …
How to Pass the Georgia Learner’s Permit Test the First Time
Getting a learner’s permit is one of the first major milestones on the road to becoming a licensed driver. But before Georgia teens can start …
Why Driver’s Ed Is About More Than Passing the Road Test
For many teens, getting a driver’s license feels like the ultimate goal. They study for the permit test, practice their parking, work on turns and …
Night Driving Tips for Georgia Teen Drivers
Driving at night is an important skill for every new driver to develop. However, darkness introduces challenges that teens may not experience during daytime driving. …
How Professional Driving Instructors Help Teens Build Lifelong Safe Driving Habits
Learning to drive is one of the biggest milestones in a teenager’s life. For parents, it can also be one of the most stressful. Knowing …
10 Signs Your Teen Is Ready to Take the Georgia Road Test
Getting a driver’s license is one of the most exciting milestones in a teenager’s life. For parents, however, deciding when a teen is truly ready …
