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NJ Company Making Teens Safer Drivers

Drive Safer offers a focused car control course that teaches drivers how to control their vehicles in the face of real world situations. The programs are designed to be safeeducational and fun.

The course consists of a classroom session including tech education, followed by the experiential driving course that features four “behind the wheel” exercises (Braking, Slalom, Skidpad and Hazard Avoidance) with certified high-performance driving instructors in a safe, controlled environment. There will be two course offerings at this event: the first begins at 9:00 AM and the second begins at 2:00 PM.

The Drive Safer Program is for participants who 
are:

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  • At least 16 years old
  • Currently driving on a learner’s permit (or have a driver’s license)
  • Have completed their 6-hour behind the wheel course
  • There is no maximum age limit and adults are encouraged to participate as well.
  • Students leave with a greater respect for their vehicles and for their capabilities as a driver. Parents of students leave with a sense of confidence and security that they have provided their child an unparalleled experience under the supervision of respected professionals.

    The Drive Safer event will be held on Sunday, September 29th at MetLife Stadium (Parking Lot K). (For more information, please visit https://www.drivesafer.com/ ) For every high school student that registers for the August 25th event, 12% of the course fee will be given to their school’s fundraising budget. We also offer those who complete the course a 2 point reduction on their driver’s license, as well as a possible decrease on their insurance premiums.

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