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Why don t schools teach drivers ed anymore?

Schools used to offer drivers education. Due to liability, they dont much anymore. To get a license before age 18, you have to have documented evidence of the driver training. Between having or buying a car, paying for the training, and insuring the teen driver, its just cost prohibitive.

Why is it important to have drivers ed?

In drivers education classes or driving lessons, students learn how to react in hazardous driving scenarios, such as bad weather or an emergency. Theyll be more equipped to drive on highways and city streets. It makes them more capable and less prone to making errors behind the wheel in various settings.

What states dont require drivers lessons?

Seven of these States (California, Illinois, Louisiana, Maine, Michigan, Rhode Island, and Texas) require driver education prior to licensing and each has a single statewide curriculum. Three States (Alabama, Minnesota, and North Dakota) do not require driver education and do not have a statewide curriculum.

What are the benefits of taking drivers ed in New York?

The knowledge, skills, and attitudes you learn in driver education/training classes will help avoid traffic tickets, lower chances of being involved in accidents, and make you a safer driver.

How much does drivers ed save you on insurance?

Young drivers are often eligible for a discount of about 10% on their car insurance rate for completing drivers education courses. Some insurance providers offer discounts to new drivers when they maintain a good GPA or take an additional defensive driving course in addition to what their state requires.