by DriveTeam Staff | Mar 16, 2020 | Teen Driving, Teen Parents
It’s natural for parents to feel a mix of excitement and anxiety when their teens become newly licensed drivers. Excitement, because their kids are becoming more independent – and gone are the days of constantly shuttling them to all their various activities! However,...
by DriveTeam Staff | Jul 20, 2019 | Teen Driving, Teen Parents
Teens in the midst of their driver education classes often feel a mix of nerves and excitement. After all, getting a driver’s license is considered a rite of passage, and they probably can’t wait to experience the freedom of the open road. However, as a parent, you’re...
by DriveTeam Staff | Mar 26, 2019 | Teen Driving, Teen Parents
It can be a scary time for parents: their teens are ready to get behind the wheel and start driving, experiencing all the freedom and independence the open road can offer. However, while your child is looking forward to driving off into the sunset, all you can think...
by DriveTeam Staff | Nov 29, 2018 | Blog, Driving Tips, Latest News, Teen Driving, Teen Parents
Winter Driving: DriveTeam’s Winter Skills Clinic Channel Channel 19 News (WOIO) recently featured DriveTeam’s Winter Skills Clinic providing some quick winter driving tips for their viewers “Driving’s a diminishing skill,” Salyer said. He added, “if we’re...
by DriveTeam Staff | Jul 12, 2018 | Corporate Driver, Latest News, Senior, Teen Driving, Teen Parents
Traffic enforcement personnel will be watching the roads closely next week for unsafe driving behaviors by both commercial drivers and individual drivers during Operation Safe Driver Week July 15-21, 2018. This initiative of the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance’s...
by DriveTeam Staff | Dec 18, 2017 | Teen Driving, Teen Parents
Many teens have a tendency to feel invincible, like nothing bad will happen, especially newly licensed ones. When you haven’t been in any type of motor vehicle crash before, it’s easy to think that car crashes only happen to other drivers. As a parent it’s hard not...
