Parents looking to improve the driving skills of a teenage driver can now send their teen to learn from the world-renowned experts in the Michigan State Police (MSP) Precision Driving Unit.
The Teen Defensive Driving Program, presented by the MSP, debuted in December 2007. It is an eight-hour course that uses classroom and hands-on training to teach participants skid control, evasive maneuvering, controlled braking and emergency off-road recovery. Class size is limited to 15 students per session to allow for a three-to-one student to instructor ratio.
Interested teens can attend one of four sessions, June 18, June 19, August 6 or August 7, at the MSP Training Academy in Lansing. Participants must have a Level 2 Intermediate License under the Michigan Graduated Driver Licensing program. Tuition is $100.
To reserve a spot, contact the MSP Precision Driving Unit at (517) 322-5174.