Cleveland Driver Education

CLEVELAND, OH

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"... youthful driver rates. my son said he didn't learn anything, but i will send my next son to the class...just in case they learn one thing that makes them a safer driver...."

"... professional. they made time to speak to the parents and the students, and answer any questions. the fact that they picked up and dropped off the students was very convenient...."

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How to prepare for a driver's ed test

Inattention is the number one cause of wrecks, according to the Charlotte Department of Transportation. (Photo courtesy of North Carolina DMV)

There’s nothing like the freedom you feel when you get your first driver’s license. In studying for your driver’s test, find a course that is in sync with your state laws and is challenging and thorough.

5 tips to help teens become better drivers

By Angie's List Magazine Staff

Driver education helps teenagers stay safe behind the wheel

Nick Staropoli, operations manager at Powell Motors in Portland, Ore., thinks it&rsquo;s important to limit the number of distractions we bring into our vehicles.
Photo by James Holk

Driving schools and courses offer educational right of safe passage to teenage drivers seeking learners' permits or licenses.

How to find the best drivers ed class for your teen

Driver's education teachers recommend getting kids enrolled as soon as they're legally able to get behind the wheel. In many states, that age is 15 but it varies.