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permit – Lodi Traffic School https://loditrafficschool.com Mon, 09 Nov 2020 02:15:32 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://loditrafficschool.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/cropped-favicon-32x32.png permit – Lodi Traffic School https://loditrafficschool.com 32 32 The astounding Statistics about teen driving https://loditrafficschool.com/the-astounding-statistics-about-teen-driving/ Thu, 23 Aug 2012 21:43:48 +0000 https://loditrafficschool.com/?p=2004 “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 about death, and patients going into surgery are

 warned multiple times that death is a potential consequence,

 but the driving literature doesn’t warn parents about how

dangerous teen driving is, and why. Meanwhile, every night

 on television we see ads with cars doing 360’s on busy city

streets, crashing through glass, spinning into parking spaces,

 and weaving through dense traffic at high speeds, all without

 a scratch.  Our culture glorifies risky driving. We need a

counterbalance that will caution parents and teens

]]> Our New Website https://loditrafficschool.com/our-new-website/ Fri, 15 Jun 2012 22:50:35 +0000 https://loditrafficschool.com/?p=1989 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 changes to help keep you posted and important information.  We hope you are as excited about our new website and all that it offers to help you with your driving experience.

]]> Teaching your child how to drive the first few weeks https://loditrafficschool.com/teaching-your-child-how-to-drive-the-first-few-weeks/ Sat, 26 May 2012 20:25:27 +0000 http://test.louieambriz.com/?p=1890 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 driveway.  They need to get familiar with our your car handles. Let your child drive around your neighborhood or out in the country to let them get a feel for how the car handles.

Plan Ahead – Before you leave the house, have a plan and let your child know, where your going and were your driving. Let your child take their time to make adjustments in the vehicle with the seat and mirrors, so their comfortable and confident.

Be Careful with Directions – Make sure to give them plenty time follow directions. Give them plenty of warning of were their going next.  Its important that you use the street names, so they have a sense of direction and remember directions.

Guide them through the process –  When you first begin driving with your child, you will help them make decisions, and that’s ok. It also helps you as a parent recognize that they see what you see.  After a few weeks of driving, when your child ask you for help, respond by saying “I don’t know”, should you.  Get your child to think for themselves.

Provide plenty of time for driving – The key is to plan on the extra time you need to get to your location, so that you can be patient with them through the process

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