New Teen Drivers Guaranteed to Drive Collision-Free - Impossible?
Driver Ed in a Box, LLC announces it's new money back guarantee. Your teen driver will drive collision-free for their first year of driving, or Driver Ed in a Box, LLC will refund your purchase price.
Houston, TX (PRWEB) May 16, 2009 -- Texas-based Driver Ed in a Box, LLC now guarantees it's customers that students who complete the course will drive their first year collision-free, or your money back.
Sounds too good to be true, doesn't it? But it is true. According to Patrick Barrett, founder of the company and nationally recognized expert on safe driving, "Understand this is not something for nothing. Students and parents who follow the Driver Ed in a Box® course and use our tools that guide them through the process of collision-free driving will invest anywhere from six to eighteen months and usually over one hundred hours of structured, supervised practice (one to two hours per week) to learn the specific techniques of collision-free driving. That's why we can make this offer. Our own data demonstrates that our customers have a collision rate of less than 2%. Many of our customers have told us they wish more people would learn to drive this way. This is simply our way of encouraging new folks to give it a shot. Statistics show most parents don't want to teach their kids to drive. They want someone else to do it for them.
Yet, all parents are teaching their kids to drive, if only by example. It's not whether or not they're teaching them, it's what they're teaching them."
This is an incredibly strong offer from Driver Ed in a Box, LLC.
"Over several decades we have learned there is a way to train safe, collision-free drivers. By and large these techniques appear to be a secret, since so few people have learned them and learned how to teach them", according to Mr. Barrett.
This offer does not sanction irresponsible behavior because the guarantee is voided if the student/new driver is driving under the influence (DUI), driving while intoxicated (DWI), driving in violation of any curfew law, driving in violation of any provisional license requirement or uses a wireless communication device during or prior to the collision.
Mr. Barrett believes that providers of driver education courses should be accountable for their results, period. It isn't sufficient to simply give someone "X" number of hours in the vehicle or help them pass a written test and create a false sense of confidence that they are ready to drive. A person only learns to drive once in their life.
That experience, especially if they're paying someone for it, should prepare them to be a safe driver. In the past and present, driver educators got their mandate to provide driver education on the promise of reducing collisions by 50%.
Because every valid study has shown that traditional driver education has failed to reduce collisions, driver educators now state that it's not their job to produce safe drivers, but just to provide or sell courses. They have given up.
By offering this money back guarantee if you purchase our product, Driver Ed in a Box, LLC is saying they are going to be accountable. "We are holding ourselves accountable", said Mr. Barrett.
Driver Ed in a Box® provides parents and teens with a complete, safety-oriented process for teaching the teen the techniques of collision-free driving.
About Driver Ed in a Box, LLC:
Driver Ed in a Box, LLC was started by Patrick L. Barrett (Pat), a nationally known expert in training for collision-free driving. We are a company with a mission to provide families with the knowledge and tools necessary to build the habits of safe, collision-free driving.
Contact:
Patrick Barrett, Owner
Driver Ed in a Box, LLC
800-562-6405
www.teendriveamerica.com
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