Northern NY Driving Academy
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TEENAGERS
823 Mason Street Morrisonville, NY 12962 518-562-8675
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FOR PARENTS OF NEW TEEN DRIVERS - What every parent needs to know!
NEW CLASS Thursday Feb. 12, 2015 7:00pm - 9:30pm
Northern NY Driving Academy with Saranac Continuing Education is offering a new course. – NEW TEEN DRIVERS. WHAT EVERY PARENT NEEDS TO KNOW.
This one evening class is for parents of new teen drivers. It will help parents with critical information from getting their permit to passing their road test. Course information will include what to do prior to the permit test, Tips on getting started and establishing driving rules and guidelines. Parents will get up to date information on teaching your child basic driving skills as well as complex driving skills and special situations. You will receive tips on passing the road test and help with understanding NY DMV teen graduated license laws.
To register go to - http://saranaccontinuingeducation.org/
“WE WILL HELP YOU TO PASS YOUR ROAD TEST”
14 % of all deaths due to motor vehicle accidents are teen drivers
Find out how you can drive safely and confident!
Teenage Driver Training
Driver Education is not enough!
Many parents are unaware that motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death and injury among teenagers! Ages 16 to 25 years old.
Our teenage driver training focuses on teen driver's strengths and weaknesses.
Our in-car lessons will prepare the teen driver for the DMV road test while helping them to become a safe, responsible and qualified driver. We provide training design for teenage drivers:
NYS Motor Vehicle law and procedures
Signs, Signals, and Roadway Markings and Blind Spot
Developing Proper Seeing Habits While Driving
Using the Controls to Handle the Vehicle
Driving in the City and Vehicle Maneuvers
Driving in Rural Areas and on the Highways
Dealing with Driving Emergencies
The Risks While Driving
React with Other Drivers
Driving in adverse weather conditions
Defensive Driving Tactics: Brake in Time, Safety Cushion Braking, Abrupt Braking and Much More!
Preparing for the Road Test
Take the Road test in a NNYDA vehicle.
Are You Ready? Get Enough Practice, Be confident
Many people take their road test without really being prepared, many did not get enough driving practice, or they haven’T practiced the right way. Others get very nervous because they don’T know what to expect on the test, or they know they are not really ready for the test, but just want to try to pass the road test.
A good mix of driving lessons and parent or guardian supervised driving works great to increase the odds of success.
We want you to qualify for your NYS driver’s license on the day of your road test. Our driving lessons are design to prepare you for your test the right way, and give you a preview of what the test is about. The DMV requires driver 17 & under to get 50 hours of driving practice of which 15 are at night and recommends drivers 18 and older get at least 30 hours of driving practice, Our instructors will not just take you for a ride; they will prepare you for the test each time you go out for a driving lesson. The DMV wants you to pass the test the first time.
What to bring to the Test:
Your valid NYS picture permit
Your valid Pre-License Course Certificate MV-278 (Valid for 1 year from the date of your course)
School Driver's Ed Certificate (Valid for 2 years from the date of your course)
Your form 262 signed by your parent or legal guardian if under 18 years old.
Be There On Time!
If you are not at the test site at least 30 minutes before the appointed time, you may have to make a new road test appointment If you know ahead of time t
hat you won’t be able to keep your road test appointment it must be canceled at least 24 hours before the time of the test.
To schedule a 1 hr. Driving lesson (CLICK HERE)
To schedule a 5 Hr. Pre-License Course (CLICK HERE)
Graduated Driver License Law Changes
For Drivers Under Age 18
There are important changes to the NYS Graduated Driver License Law for junior drivers that take effect soon.
These changes can affect:
•The number of passengers outside your family who can ride with you, and
•The amount of time required between the date your permit is issued and the date you can take your road test, and
•The type of junior license you will receive when you pass your road test.
Read about the important changes to the NYS Graduated Driver License Law.
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