Teaching Your Sixteen Year-Old to Drive in Massachusetts Shouldn’t Give You Gray Hair!
Don’t feel as though you’re the only parent that doesn’t have the patience to teach their sixteen year-old to drive! Some reports state that more than 50% of teens fail their learners permit test on their first try. Clearly, this exam can be overwhelming for new drivers. Regardless of the Driver’s Ed. program that you decide on, you can feel comfort in knowing that all programs are required to meet the same criteria. And most programs are conveniently located at local high schools or professional driving schools.
Enrolling your child into a Driver’s Education Program provides teens with a much better chances of passing! The program helps your teen to actually understand and apply classroom knowledge to their new adventures on the road! Driver’s education programs in Massachusetts consist of both in the classroom instruction, as well as, motor vehicle on-road instruction. Students have a maximum of two years to finish classes from the start of the first session in order for the class to be valid under the state of Massachusetts.
Choosing a program for your teen is an investment into their future. When researching schools, be sure that the school is licensed, that the instructors’ certifications are up-to-date, and that the school has a quality reputation within the state. To make it easier, the Mass DOT has generated a complete list of all driving schools in the Massachusetts area.
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