Driving Course to Help Young Drivers

 Vehicle crashes are the number one cause of death for people between the ages of 16-25 years old.

A four-hour interactive course is used to encourage young drivers to be more responsible on the road.

Instructors interact with the students to get rid of their bad driving habits.

A simple reminder of putting on the seat belt can save a life.

Students are either self–enrolled or court referred.

“This reiterates the concrete need of having a classroom portion as well as behind the wheel,” says Alive to 25 Instructor Joe Crawford.

Prices start at $50 for the public course. and court referral is $75.

The course is offer once a month at the Dakota Medical Foundation.

The next class is on December 13th.