Road safety, DMV, CDL and driving school news explained for new drivers and driving school owners.
Mercedes conducted the first public high-speed side impact crash test, revealing how advanced safety features protect passengers in severe side collisions, highlighting crucial lessons for new drivers and educators.
During National Teen Driver Safety Week, parents can boost teen driving safety by setting clear rules, supervising practice, supporting education, modeling good habits, and encouraging open talks.
Singer Jung Jae-hyung earned his driver’s license at 56, proving it's never too late to learn. His story inspires learners of all ages to pursue safe driving with confidence and preparation.
The NJ MVC mobile unit visited Elizabeth to offer convenient services for reentry participants, helping them renew licenses and IDs without visiting an MVC office.
The DOT disputes Overdrive’s claims about lax CDL school reinstatements, emphasizing strict standards and urging drivers to choose reputable training programs for safety and success.
Your car could soon track how you drive to boost safety by monitoring habits like speed and braking, helping new drivers improve and reducing accidents for everyone on the road.
New car technologies will soon monitor your driving habits to boost safety, offering real-time feedback to drivers and aiding new learners and instructors in creating safer roads.
Ohio now requires drivers aged 18-20 to complete driver education, expanding training to improve road safety and support new adult drivers through comprehensive learning before licensing.
FMCSA urges immediate review of fraudulent CDL schools exploiting loopholes to ensure quality training, protect safety, and help drivers choose reputable programs.
IIHS now rates front crash prevention in small commercial vehicles, helping drivers and businesses choose safer options to reduce front-end collisions and enhance road safety.
Maine urges parents to talk with teens about safe driving during Teen Driver Safety Week to promote responsible habits and reduce accidents among new drivers.
