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Distracted driving has become a serious problem for drivers of all ages. Distracted driving is where the driver’s attention to the road and control over the vehicle are distracted in some manner such as: Eating Drinking Texting Talking on a Smartphone Using the GPS Changing the Radio Station Putting on Makeup Shaving Daydreaming/Drowsy Driving There […]

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If you ask most drivers if they think they are great drivers, they will tell you “Yes.” However, even though someone might think they are the best driver on the road, this is definitely not the case all the time. Some drivers speed. Other drivers get easily distracted and get into car crashes. Then there […]

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Depending on what state you hold a driver license in, the type of violation you have received, and where you were ticketed, an online traffic school can have a variety of benefits. It is important to note as well that traffic school may also go by defensive driving, driving safety or driver improvement depending on […]

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The number of pedestrian accidents where a motor vehicle is involved has been on the rise. Between 2009 and 2017, there was a 48% increase in the number of pedestrian fatalities. One interesting fact is that 20% of pedestrian fatalities are caused by hit and run drivers! There are several risk factors that contributed to […]

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New York State has a graduated license law that results in two different types of licenses: Junior Driver’s Licenses and Senior Driver’s Licenses. Junior licenses are for new drivers who are under the age of 18. Senior licenses are for drivers who are 18 years or older, who have completed all necessary licensing requirements. What […]

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When prospective drivers think about driving school, they think of somewhere to go that allows them to get all the needed requirements out of the way to become eligible to get their learners permit.  In Florida, there are a couple requirements for teens age 14.5 to 18 years old that must be completed prior to […]