Use this evaluation form to rate your parent's driving.

This is a silent assignment. In other words, you shouldn't make comments out loud while you observe. That might provoke or distract the driver which is dangerous (on many levels).

Here's some homework to help you know your vehicle better. Print this out, get a clipboard and head for the car you will be driving.

Some of this information can be found on the car's registration and insurance card, if you have one, as well as the owner's manual for your vehicle. A parent or guardian should accompany you with the keys to access these documents and to guide you as needed.

DRIVING TIPS— an A through Z, comprehensive VIDEO LIBRARY at your fingertips! Brought to you by Manitoba Public Insurance and CTV, the 60-Second Driver series provides tips on a variety of driver safety issues. For more information, check out our Safety Columns, the Road Safety section, or try our Driving Quizzes.
 

Test your driving skills with this online Drivers Ed game!

Practice Backing out of a parking space, stopping at an intersection, right and left turns, parallel parking, merging with traffic, parking in a parking space or take some driving exams. Test your skills now!

Don't get caught by surprise while you're driving! To increase your awareness of potential conflicts, always ask yourself  "WHAT IF . . ." about each item that may end up in your path of travel. How many "WHAT IF's . . ." can you spot?

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Richard F. Weingroff at the Federal Highway Administration has composed a great list of ROAD SONGS with lyrics. There may be other highway song lists on the internet, including lists with more detail, more songs, and more performers. But here's the Highway History page list-for what it's worth. Click Here to See Song List. But remember... while you boogie, WATCH THE ROAD!

When their 16-year-old son Gabriel missed his Friday night curfew, Charles and Maureen Puccia started to fear the worst. They wouldn't know for hours that Gabe had died with two teenage friends in a crash earlier that night.

Gabe's night started out without much of a plan. He and some friends were supposed to meet at a pancake house, but only a few people showed up. That's when Gabe and others headed home to watch the playoffs.

mPassport.com is a site for worldwide travelers to access English speaking doctors by cell phone in 180 countries outside the U.S. Their tagline: "The mobile way to trusted medical care anywhere in the world."  You can also find hospitals, clinics and pharmacies.

It is subscription-based, however they do offer a 7 day free trial with a coupon code.  Additional features include:

Pennsylvania's Department of Transportation has a portion of their site dedicated to the experiences of teen drivers "Click Here to Enter Crossroads;" you may also take sample quizzes to test your driving knowledge and the quizzes even contain some sample questions from the Pennsylvania driver's test. This site is colorful and entertaining, but insightful.