Teenagers Learn Safe Driving While Skipping School; Drivers Education Online

According to the United States Census Bureau there 1.4 million teenagers in California who will apply for their driver license this year. The surge of online education has gotten so large that each year the number of teens who are turning to online driver education courses has quadrupled.

(PRWEB) February 28, 2004 -- Teendrivingcourse.com, Naim Interactive's leading online teen driver's education, today, announced that it has released its latest version of online Traffic education for teens. A technological breakthrough, online driver education program that is sure to turn out some awesome drivers. Teenagers who need to take their driver education requirement no longer need to sit through a tedious live driver education class. Now they can take the whole course, and prepare for the exam online.

Our programs was designed for the 21th Century," says Chief executive officer Sharon Naim. Teens who take our course are not lectured to. They are given driving exercises and games online. These exercises reinforce the whole learning process."

The DMV and other driver education establishments fought very hard to keep driver education in physical classrooms. But the California Court of Appeal didnt agree with them when they refused to make online driver education illegal.

Now Teenagers can focus on taking other classes in High School and other extra-curricular activities. They dont have to attend classroom-based driver education courses at their high schools or commercial driving schools. These courses save valuable time, and money for teens and their parents too.

For more information please call Sharon Naim at 1-888-329-7069, or visit the website at www.TeenDrivingCourse.com.

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