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Reply Officials from AAA are concerned about the time period between Memorial Day and Labor Day when fatal accidents involving teenage drivers are increased. (Shutterstock) WASHINGTON, DC — A year after 72 people were killed in Virginia in automobile accidents involving teenage drivers in 2020, officials are warning parents of an increasingly dangerous time period between Memorial Day and Labor Day when many fatal accidents take place on regional highways. Teen driving deaths have increased nearly 12 percent in some states around the country in the past year, according to a news release is...

Teaching teens how to be safe drivers GFPS: Teaching teens how to be safe drivers By: Cassandra Soto and last updated 2021-05-20 19:28:16-04 GREAT FALLS — Great Falls Public Schools will be conducting driver education courses in June. Registration will open at 8:00 am on Tuesday, May 25, and run until 4:00 pm on Thursday, May 27. There are 30 in person seats at GFHS and 30 in person seats at CMR. Priority will be given to students according to birthdate (oldest to youngest). GFPS driving instructor Jerry Olson: “Each student gets a 30 minute drive. They get six hou...

Furthermore ... Safe teen driving initiative turns 16 Drive Alive Indiana, a local nonprofit promoting safe teen driving, is now old enough to drive. Allen County Drive Alive was established 16 years ago, after Allen County Deputy Coroner Ralph Taylor and other officials became alarmed by the number of deaths of drivers under age 21. There were 30 Allen County traffic fatalities involving young drivers over a three-year period. Taylor, who died unexpectedly in 2009, worked with Coroner Dr. Jon Brandenberger to address the issue, which resulted in Drive Alive's establishment in 2005. The organ...

Coming in June, driver's education is being offered. It’s a five-day course that will start on June 1 that will go through June fourth and on June 7. Students must have 30 hours in the classroom while also having six hours behind the wheel for the class. The cost is $250 and the class will…

Registration open for Crookston summer drivers education Times Report Crookston Times     Students currently enrolled in Crookston Public Schools interested in taking Driver Education this summer need to stop in the High School Office to pick up a registration form or download the form and return it to the CHS office.  Students need to be 15 years of age by October 31st, 2021.       The cost is $325 and needs to be paid on the first day of class.  Registration forms are due back no later than Wednesday, May 19th, 2021 at 3:30 pm in the High School office.   The first day of class w...