Recent studies confirm that parents are the key to creating safe new drivers.
George Mason University in Richmond, Virginia, and the University of Colorado, Colorado Springs arrived at very similar conclusions in two separate studies. National Driver Training began researching and developing parent-taught driver training methods. After about eight years of evaluation comparing 1500 users of NDT's parent-taught process with 1000 students from traditional driver training courses, NDT recently released its findings. Significant Differences - The most significant difference between the two groups were in competency, safe driving skill, confidence, attitude, and proficiency. With far less experience in varied driving situation, traditional driver training graduates display indecisiveness in higher stress situations.