Before You Take The Wheel
The idea of driving for the first time can be very exciting. Driving gives you a new level of independence and boosts your self-confidence. But there are also a number of risks and responsibilities you need to be prepared to accept—the lives of you and your friends depend on it.
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Getting Ready
Being prepared is the first step in learning how to drive.
- Do Your Homework
- Be a Smart Passenger
- Prepare a Family Driving Agreement
Learning to Drive
Before applying for your driver’s licence, it’s best to get some formal driving education, a lot of driving practice and an understanding of basic car maintenance."
Education is Key
Driving schools can help you learn and improve the skills you need to be a good driver.
Practice Makes Perfect
Experience improves your skills and makes you a better driver.
Don't Rush Into Ownership
Vehicle ownership is a big responsibility. Rushing into ownership has shown to increase crash risk for young drivers.
Going Solo?
You’ve passed your driving test, earned your licence and agreed on rules for using the family vehicles. You’re finally ready to drive on your own.
Tools for Teens
Access other helpful resources about teen driving.
Driving Costs Tool
A tool to help you calculate the total expenses associated with your vehicle.
Driving Distractions
A website to help you understand the range of driving distractions and what you can do to make roads safer for everyone.
