1. Keep an emergency kit in your glove compartment or trunk.
2. Keep safety first: minor accidents with no serious injuries should move to the side of the road.
3. Exchange information (name, address, phone number, insurance co., policy number, driver license number, and license plate numbers.
4. Photograph and document the accident.
5. File an accident
6. Know what your Auto insurance policy covers
Basic Teen Driver Training Program
Whether you are a new driver, an experienced driver, or are simply unfamiliar with American driving laws, Shepherd's Driver Consulting has you covered. SDC prepares teenage drivers for their future on the road. Many are graduating from high school with little or no driving experience at all, since Driver's ED is no longer available. We provide support for parents, giving them confidence their teenager is learning from a certified professional.
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