Driving as a teen already puts you at an experiential disadvantage. That, combined with distracted driving behaviors, has prompted some alarming statistics.
Distracted driving is putting more than the driver at risk. Next time you get in the car, limit your exposure to fatalities by doing the following things:
The same and more safe driving practices that are taught in A-1’s Defensive Driving Class can apply to be a safe driver in a car and on a motorcycle.
If you’re gearing up for driving to and from school every day, these tips should help you protect yourself and those around you!
For more information about schedules call (770)962-9555 or more details can be found on A-1’s official website www.a1drivingschools.com.
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