Driving Tips

Properly stopping at an intersection or other critical road juncture is something covered in all drivers ed courses. However failure to properly stop is one of the main reasons for failing the drive test. Before taking the drive test, make sure to review this video in preparation.

It’s “Back to School” time of the year. Its been a long summer and remembering the rules pertaining to schools can be long forgotten. And everyone is out of practice driving around schools and school buses. This video is for new drivers as well as a good refresher for experienced drivers. 

Of the methods to make turns while driving, utilizing the “Hand Over Hand” method is the safest and most effective. It has the big advantage of always being in control of the steering wheel while making the sharpest of turns. Most good drivers ed courses, both in-classroom and online drivers ed, teach this method as

Proper lane use is key to safe driving and an item heavily covered in online driver’s ed. After viewing this video, you can also check out our blog articles on left lane campers and new laws on slower traffic keeping to the right. You can also check out our infographic on moving to the right.

One of the most vital safety devices in your vehicle are your mirrors. Traffic situations change rapidly and keeping on top of this changing environment takes vigilant use of properly adjusted mirrors. Also keep in mind that using your mirrors is a skill and as such should be practiced until you are comfortable with this

Improper yielding is one of the key reasons people fail the drive test for their license. This video reinforces proper yielding that was covered in online driver’s ed and is worth viewing prior to taking the drive test.

This instructional video is from our collection of driving tips and features how to navigate roundabouts. In some parts of the country roundabouts are still very new and may not be covered in drivers education. However, there is no doubt that roundabouts move traffic more efficiently and are safer than traditional traffic intersections. For those