Your teen started learning about driving long before you began thinking about learner’s permits, driving classes and teenage driving tips. Children watch their parents’ driving behavior from the back seat, learning how they interact with other drivers, obey traffic laws and avoid distractions.
Now that it’s time to begin more formal driver training, AAA can help you choose the right driving school, talk to your teen about proper driving practices, set family rules about safe driving and offer more tips to help your child become a safe teen driver.
AAA simplifies the driving education process for parents of new and future teen drivers. Read on for the information you need as you get ready for your teen to start driving.
Understand the Facts & Risks
Understanding the risks and knowing the facts will prepare both you and your teen for the road ahead.
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Licensing Process
Graduated licensing requirements, which place restrictions on novice drivers, help teens learn the necessary skills to be safe behind the wheel.
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Driver Education
A quality driver education program taught by professionals who often have trained hundreds or even thousands of new drivers will help your teen learn the rules of the road and how to safely operate a vehicle.
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Pointers for Parents
As the parent, your job is to manage and coach your teen into becoming a safe, experienced driver through practice driving and mentoring.
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