Driving Advice For California Teens
Additional drivers education classes may be the alternative to ticketing in Contra Costa, California. Instead if citing young drivers, Maurice Duran, a police office, would rather provide extra education on safe driving techniques.
The classes covered a variety of topics, such as speeding, DUI and street racing. The class is held every three months and it is free to attend by anyone. The classes aim at teenage drivers who just obtained their California drivers license or California learners permit and frequently fail to treat driving with respect and seriousness.
At the moment, teenage drivers are in a high-risk group when it comes to driving. Although California has strict GDL laws that include compulsory drivers education classes, supervised driving period, curfew and cell-phones restrictions, the crash rates among teens are still high, which clearly calls for extra education.
