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When they’re ready, take your driver to a road with multiple lanes and teach them to switch lanes, merge, and use different types of turn lanes.

A quiet location with no other drivers makes it easier for the new driver to focus on mastering basic driving skills.

They also prepare the student to follow the rules of the road, to care for their car, and even what to do when they witness an accident.

The amount of time it takes to learn to drive can vary based on several factors, including individual abilities, the frequency of practice, and the type of vehicle being driven.

We recommend that all of our students—particularly teens—learn how to operate a manual transmission vehicle to help them form lasting, safe driving habits.

We can help with these driving lesson plans based on years of research conducted at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.