Orange County Cities Serviced by VDA Driving School
The Orange County cities serviced by Varsity Driving Academy (VDA) have earned us top ratings in every city we offer services. From South to North Orange County, East to West,
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How to Change Your Distracted Driving Habits
Are you one of the 660,000 drivers who use their cell phones while driving? It’s a number that has grown steadily every year since 2010. It's important to find out
The Dangers of Impaired Driving – 5 Things you Need to Know
December is National Impaired Driving Prevention Month. It is a time when we need to observe the statistics and research that have been done during the recent past. As adults,
5 Things to Look for in the Best Driving School
There are many different schools that offer driving lessons in Southern California. It could be overwhelming to decide which one is best for you. While there are aspects of each
5 Stats Teenage Drivers Need to Know
The saying knowledge is power can be applied to just about everything in life. As we age, we grow through different stages of knowledge. As children, we are learning; as
Why You Should Take your In Class Drivers Ed with Varsity Driving Academy
Driving is a huge part of almost everyone’s life, however, everything starts with the learning process. This is when teens and adults learn the basics but more importantly, how to
5 Tips to Prepare Teens For Driving
One of the best ways to prevent teen driving accidents is to teach them not only the rules of the road but defensive driving. Even with that learning, teens still
Back to School Safety Tips for Parents and Children
School is almost back in session; but before worrying about backpacks and pencils, parents should focus on safety. Surely the basics have already been instilled in your children, like don’t
Printable Teen Driving Log
One of the many requirements that come with getting a driver's license is practice. As a parent or guardian, it's important to ensure your teen has had plenty of practice and
Printable Parent Teen Driving Contract
Getting a driver’s license for a teen means freedom, not relying on someone else when wanting to go somewhere, and going farther and faster than a bicycle or walking can
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