Driving school is an important part of becoming a safe, knowledgeable driver. In California, it's also a required part of becoming a licensed driver. Making sure that young drivers take California driving school ensures that everyone on the road has the knowledge and skills they need to drive defensively and not get into accidents. California driving school helps keep highways safer for teens and for everyone else, too. Read more...

Drivers Education

One thing that differentiates people from animals is that we are born knowing how to do so few necessary tasks through instinct. Birds are born knowing how to navigate thousands of miles, and bees are born knowing how to find a promising bunch of flowers, how get back to the hive, and how to relay this information to the other bees. Read more...

Drivers Ed Benefits

Teens benefit from California driver's ed classes for a number of reasons. First, the classes help teens get acquainted with the rules of the road, so that they understand what is expected of them when they actually get behind the wheel of a vehicle. Read more...

Drivers Ed Curriculum

Although each California driver's ed course will have slightly different content and presentation, there are several topics that all courses are required by law to cover. Read more...

Driving School Locations

Find a driving school in your area. Click on a city to find a defensive driving school near you. Read more...

Online Drivers Ed

As long as you take a state-approved course, you can take the driver's education course online instead of in a classroom. This is an ideal option for busy teens who don't have the time to fit a classroom course into their schedules. Read more...

Teen Driving

Why is the state of California so concerned about regulating teen driving and educating teen drivers? Statistically speaking, teens are the worst drivers ever. Unlike more mature drivers, they don't have the experience to know how to react in many common driving situations, they feel invincible even though they aren't, and even smart teens don't always exercise good judgment. Read more...