There’s no doubt that your teen’s driver education is an extremely important matter. The #1 killer of teens in this country is motor vehicle crashes (in fact, it’s been this way for over 50 years), so it’s no surprise that parents like you take their teen’s driver education seriously, since it is a serious matter. […]

Today’s coaching tip comes from a customer comment from one of our Driver Ed in a Box® graduates. After telling us how much he enjoyed the program, he told us that he looks forward to helping his younger siblings when they go through the course. That’s a good attitude to have (remember that series we […]

Part 3 of our Attitude vs Behavior series actually comes from something one of our clients wrote to us. He wanted to thank us for giving him the opportunity to become a competent and confident driver. That says a lot about his attitude towards his driver education. He didn’t approach the process as something he […]

This week we continue our series on Attitude vs. Behavior with Part 2. In Part 1, we discussed the difference between attitude and behavior and talked about how they help keep you out of collisions. Now let’s talk about how we can control our attitude and behavior. Attitude and behavior can affect one another, but […]

In the Driver Ed in a Box® materials, we talk about the importance of both attitude and behavior. But what’s more important? Attitude or behavior? That’s a question I’ve heard before. Well, they’re both important, but if you had to pick one as the most important, it would be behavior. While attitude can have a […]

Recently, there have been a few stories on the news about people who were robbed when the criminals followed them home from where they were shopping. Did you know that following the habits of collision-free driving from Driver Ed in a Box® can help you avoid situations like that? One of the core principles of […]

Do you have some type of wireless communication in your car? A cell phone? A smart phone? A Blackberry? An Ipad? A hands-free phone? Great! Try this test: Turn off your device for one (1) day every time you get into a vehicle – even if you’re not the driver. Ask your passengers to do […]

Most everyone associates driving, getting a driver’s license with freedom. Not as many associate driving with the enormous responsibility that comes with that freedom to drive. If you want more freedom, you have to be willing to accept more responsibility. There’s the rub for most folks because that responsibility includes following rules (rules that you […]

Is it hot enough for you yet? My apologies to our clients in Colorado and New Mexico. This is not a reference to the tragic effects of the fires you and your communities may be experiencing. We pray that you and your families and the fire fighters safely get through that ordeal. What we’re talking […]

Actually, you use targeting several times when you parallel park. First, when you pull over next to the vehicle you are going to park behind, you target your space well in advance just like pulling over the curb. Next, when you back into the parking space you target the path that the rear pivot point […]