Through Driver Training Associates (DTA), students will have the best quality and value in traffic safety education. Before beginning to drive on one’s own, a person must understand the role of specific attitudes and emotions while driving. Prospective drivers must also learn useful defensive driving strategies in order to help dismiss any future traffic tickets and lower auto insurance rates.
Built upon the concept of Dr. Eric Berne’s Transactional Analysis which emphasizes the important role that attitude and emotions play while a person is driving, DTA has developed defensive driving programs that will let students become aware of their decision-making process behind the wheel.
The company offers online driver training and courses that are easy to use and understand. Pioneering the use of video in traffic school programs, DTA’s latest technology will help its students have a more enjoyable learning experience, all the while absorbing the key details to an effective defensive driving.
Additionally, DTA offers DMV approved courses that are surprisingly affordable. Visit the Driver Training Associates’ website at DriverTrainingAssociates.com to check on their rates, or contact 1-800-558-9887 for more information.
If you live in New York, you already know there is a lot of traffic. What you might not know is that a recently approved program allows New York drivers to get substantial savings on their car insurance. No, this isn’t another GEICO commercial, it’s the New York Online Traffic School program!
The point insurance program in New York isn’t a big secret. However, few drivers realize that they don’t have to sit through this course in a class any more. They can now take it online:
NewYork-Defensive-Driving.com
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Virginia is a popular place to get traffic tickets these days. With state troopers patrolling the highways and local police agencies handing out tickets on the by-ways, your chances of receiving a ticket are fairly good if you don’t always follow the letter of the law.
So what do you do if you have been unlucky enough to get a Virginia speeding ticket, or if you made a “California stop” at that Virginia stop sign? If that happens, you can explain your situation to the judge, and you might even be given the option to go to a Virginia driver improvement clinic to avoid driver license points.
If you are given the choice of going to Virginia traffic school, you can attend your class at a local driver improvement clinic or sign up for an easy, convenient Virginia driver improvement online clinic.
The online Virginia defensive driving course has a number of advantages over the classroom version. First, this is an 8-hour class, and sitting through an 8-hour classroom session, whether straight through or broken up into smaller sessions, is no picnic.
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As part of Georgia’s Joshua’s Law requirement established in 2007, teens must complete 32 hours of drivers education instruction in order to receive their first Class D license. Until recently, the only place they could receive this instruction was from private driving schools or high schools. However, that situation has changed, as Georgia teen drivers may now complete all 32 hours of their Joshua’s Law course online. Read the rest of this entry
Peter Johnson of Fairfax County, Virginia had no idea he was committing a serious traffic offense carrying up to twelve months in jail, a $2,500 fine and 6 points on his driving record when he failed to change lanes for a Virginia roadside police stop. See Article. Read the rest of this entry
GMAC: “41 Million Licensed Americans May be Unfit for Roads.” According to the 2009 GMAC Insurance National Drivers Test released on May 20th, 2009, Florida ranked 43rd in the nation when tested on the Florida Driver’s Exam.
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Just in time for Memorial Day weekend traffic tickets, New York drivers now have the option of completing a defensive driving course on the Internet. That’s great news for New Yorkers who are facing a possible driver license point suspension, as the course reduces up to four points on their driving record from tickets they have received within the past 18 months.
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Beginning June 30, 2009, driving in Florida without wearing a seatbelt will
be a primary offense. Currently, F.S. 316.614(8) considers failure to wear a
seat belt a secondary offense. The new bill S344 makes the offense a primary
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Virginia licensed drivers can volunteer to take a Driver Improvement Clinic
once every two years. By volunteering to take the clinic, your Virginia
driving record will be awarded five safe driving points, which will deflect
five demerit points in the event of a future traffic violation. The highest
safe driving point balance you may accumulate on your driving record is five points. Read the rest of this entry
Recent laws passed in New York state will affect driving requirements for New York teens and other drivers. This article will address these new laws and how they might affect you if you are a licensed New York driver, or someone who is about to become a licensed New York driver.
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