Month: July 2023

It’s unfortunate to hear that Marcus Rosemy-Jacksaint, a talented wide receiver, was recently apprehended on charges of reckless driving and speeding. It seems he is one of several University of Georgia football players who have faced similar driving offenses. However, it’s good to know that he is expressing remorse for his actions. According to law enforcement officials, he was recorded driving at a dangerously high velocity of 90 miles per hour in a 45 miles per hour section of Atlanta Highway in Athens. The report also noted that the driver was seen zigzagging through traffic at a high speed.

It was commendable that he acknowledged his mistake and offered an apology. We wish him a speedy recovery and recommend taking a risk reduction class to prevent future incidents.

It is crucial to have a basic understanding of Driver’s Ed. With Driver’s Ed, you learn the rules and regulations of the road which are crucial to driving. You also learn how to drive, from on the open road to how to park. It is an opportunity for your child to receive detailed, personalized feedback, correct any budding bad habits, and learn to navigate complex driving situations under the watchful eye of an expert. These courses cover a wide range of topics including how various factors such as road conditions, weather changes, and even a driver’s emotional state can impact their driving ability. If you are aged between 15 and 17 and intend to acquire a Georgia driver’s license, it is mandatory to finish a DDS-approved driver’s education course. Furthermore, completing Driver’s Education entitles you to an insurance discount. If you need Driver’s Ed we can help you and we have several different ways to the course such as online, virtual, and a self-paced course.

A man was caught going 110mph in Walton County. The driver said he had to race another driver because he was “trying him.” He was accused of driving his Dodge Charger at a top speed of 110mph. The sheriff’s office said at the same time deputies spotted a black Dodge Challenger traveling behind the red car, going 111 miles per hour in a 50 mph zone. He was charged with a DUI and reckless driving.

Irrespective of the circumstances, driving at twice the speed limit is an extremely hazardous activity. It not only poses a significant risk to your own life but also endangers the safety of those in your vicinity. In the current situation, the driver was found to be driving under the influence, thereby intensifying the level of threat and danger. If you have ever been in a situation like this just know A-1 Driving Schools is here to help you. We have courses for Driver’s Education classes and DUI classes.

Shane and Jacob Lloyd were both tragically killed in a DUI crash. The driver of the car that hit them was 40-year-old Leslie Gehret. She is facing her third DUI in 10 years, along with homicide and manslaughter charges. She ran a red light two she crashed into a father and son driving to Florida for the son’s college orientation. A family member talked about her nephew’s death saying “They were in town for college orientation so he could start his life, but now that’s been taken from him.”

We pray for the Lloyd family as they are going through something awful no one should experience. The loss of a family matter is a traumatic event in anyone’s life. We can all contribute to trying to stop events like these. A way you can help is by going to DUI school if necessary or driver’s education. By all contributing to attending one of the classes, we can try to minimize the danger on the road.

I hope you’re having a fantastic 4th of July! Just a quick reminder to stay safe while enjoying all the festivities. I know it’s easy to get carried away with drinks on this holiday, but it’s important to be cautious. If you plan on having a few drinks, please arrange for a designated driver or consider using a taxi or Uber. It’s best to consume your drinks in moderation and avoid overindulging. Unfortunately, July 4th is the most hazardous holiday in America, with an annual average of 2,743 fatalities occurring on this day. Of those who died in alcohol-related accidents, 71% had a driver or motorcyclist with a BAC of .15 or higher. In 2019, 193 people lost their lives in motor vehicle accidents, with 40% (78) of these fatalities involving DUI or alcohol-impaired incidents. Although these statistics can be scary if we drink in moderation and have a plan about driving the 4th can be a fun and safe holiday! At A-1 Driving Schools we hope that everyone has a great 4th and stays safe!

It has been reported that Dekel Crowdus, a football player from the University of Kentucky, was taken into custody on Sunday for driving under the influence of alcohol. Along with this charge, he is also facing accusations of possessing marijuana and driving recklessly. Crowdus was subsequently detained at the Fayette County Detention Center but was later released on the same day. According to reports, Dekel Crowdus, a prominent football player from the University of Kentucky, was arrested on Sunday for driving while under the influence of alcohol. In addition to this charge, he is also facing allegations of recklessly driving his vehicle and possessing marijuana. Following his arrest, Crowdus was taken into custody at the Fayette County Detention Center. However, he was later released on the same day.

We hope for a complete recovery for Crowdus after the unfortunate incident involving a DUI. Moving forward, let us all prioritize road safety and make responsible choices. We offer the same wish for anyone who may find themselves in a similar situation. Let us remember that DUIs pose a serious danger and be grateful that no harm came to those involved in this case. If you need help right now going through a DUI A-1 Driving Schools is here to help you get back on the road safely with our DUI classes.

Early in the morning on June 28th, a teenager was allegedly involved in a car break-in and led deputies on a dangerous high-speed chase in Coweta County. The chase began at around 4:30 a.m. and the teen was driving a Hyundai Sonata down Amlajack Boulevard.

It’s crucial to avoid exceeding the speed limit of 130 MPH, as it poses a significant risk to both the driver and others on the road. For instance, on I-85 in Gwinnett County, most vehicles already travel between 65.3 and 71.3 miles per hour. During the car chase, the teenager likely drove at twice the average speed of I-85, which is alarming. Safety should always be a top priority, especially for young drivers. Driving at such high speeds is dangerous and puts others at risk of accidents or worse. If you do not understand how fast you should be driving and don’t understand the speed limit, A-1 Driving Schools is here to help with informative driving lessons on everything from speed limits to parallel parking.