Following Distance:  The “3 Second Rule” One of the most common errors I address on driving lessons is “tailgating,” following too close.  If I ask the student what the proper following distance is, they often respond with the wrong answer.  “Two car lengths” is very common.  I tell t

This is such a good reminder for us all.   Everybody and everything is teaching us to be in a rush. Social media and the internet has given us access to things so quickly,  That sense of urgency has transcended to all parts of our lives.  Being in a rush is a recipe for disaster.  If

Anytime we rush in life, it is a recipe for disaster.  This definitely applies when driving a car.  If we are on time and relaxed, driving can actually be a form of therapy for some of us.  We can disconnect from all the things on our to do list, the phone, emails and everyday demands

So you received a ticket and all you can think about for weeks is ” How much is this going to cost me.”  After you get the initial shock of the fine amount. You read the paperwork and realize you have to pay the court for the privilege of going to traffic school.  You now

There as been so much attention towards texting and driving. We all know the dangers of texting and driving, yet for some reason we think we are capable of texting while were driving. New studies show that the average driving, takes their eye off the road 3.6 seconds while looking at

“I was astounded to learn that even though 6,000 teen drivers  and 2,000 of their passengers die every year, and 400,000 kids are seriously injured, the driving manuals and other literature usually say little more than ‘Be careful.’  Cigarette packs carry  warnings a

We have given our website a face lift.  We have made our website more pleasant to view, easier to navigate, and have added some information to help parents and students get started on the driving process.  We will be posting blogs every week on driving tips, and updated links and law

Going through the process of teaching your children how to drive can be so stressful.  The key to success is to start slow, and work up gradually to things they can handle. After you child has had their first lesson, don’t let your child back the car out of the garage or the dri

With the beautiful spring weather in full swing, we love to get into our cars, rolled down the windows and turn the stereo’s up.  Its gives us a sense of excitement and feels like a breath of fresh air.  The only problem it distracts us from our safe driving habits and we tend t