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Getting Your Car Ready for Winter

Making sure your car is ready for winter is easier than you think. There is no need to take it to a mechanic because you can do it all yourself. Before the cold sets in, use this checklist to make sure you are ready to go. Check the Fluids There are three important fluids that […]

Holiday Driving a Difference

November 15th is National Philanthropy Day, just in time for the holidays. Since everyone starts getting into a giving spirit during the holidays, 911 Driving School is excited to get in the giving spirit too. The way we plan to give back to the communities we love so much, we are working with our franchises […]

Halloween Safety on the Road

Halloween is a fun holiday, full of party-goers, people attending haunted houses, and trick-or-treaters. Most of the festivities for Halloween happen after it’s dark, making both events more fun. There’s a scary side to this night though that doesn’t involve ghosts or ghouls; it’s all the dangers that happen during the night. Here are some […]

Taking a “Brake” for National Teen Driver Safety Week

The week of October 15-21 is National Teen Driver Safety Week. What does this mean to you and why is it important? Teen drivers are considered a high-risk group of drivers because of their inexperience behind the wheel and tendency to make rash decisions. This week was set up as an outreach to teen drivers […]

Back to School Driving Safety

School is back in session and that means more pedestrians and carpooling vehicles on the road. There are a lot of laws for navigating these scenarios, but many drivers are in a hurry and forget or disregard them. To keep everyone safe, here is a refresher on the laws of safe driving during the school […]

Driverless Cars: Will People No Longer Need to Learn to Drive?

With more companies announcing their desire to create a self-driving car, it is only a matter of time before they are on the market. With so much excitement and information floating around, it seems hard to see a point investing in driver’s education. Before you skip it, consider the following three points. 1) It Takes […]

How Safe is Your Car’s Color?

From air bags to back up cameras, cars are coming with more safety features than ever before. Potential car buyers always have a preference on the color of the car, but to what extent does the car color influence its safety? Whether it is correlated or causation, here are three reasons color does make a […]

Summer Car Maintenance Checklist

Summer time is marked with adventure, vacations, and fun in the outdoors. To do most of these activities, you need a well-functioning vehicle to get around. To make sure you aren’t let down by your car, here is a maintenance checklist to keep you going. Engine The condition of your engine can make or break […]

The Dangers of Texting and Driving

Keeping up with your friends is important in high school. More than 80% of teens own a cellphone to help them communicate with their friends, family, and extracurricular activities. There are so many things pulling for your attention, but when you are behind the wheel, it’s important to focus. Teens are infamous for risky behaviors, […]

The Importance of Commentary Driving

“Turn right, here! Take a left there! Watch your speed! Have you checked your mirrors?…” These phrases may be all but familiar utterances you may have been guilty of saying while out on your teen’s driving lessons. It’s an odd phenomenon when we feel at risk to resort to backseat driving. Backseat driving may be […]