Teens must complete 100 hours of supervised driving by an adult. Or just 50 if they take an approved driver education course.
In Oregon, teens who complete an approved driver ed course have a 57% lower rate of traffic convictions than teens who don't. Ka-ching!
Teens who complete an approved driver ed course save about 15% annually on their car insurance. (Which you'll probably be paying for.) That means your pocketbook won't be taking such a deep cleansing.
One in five teen drivers has a fender bender (or worse) their first year of driving. That can throw a real monkey wrench into the family budget.
Teens who complete an approved driver ed program are more likely to survive their teenage years – and more likely to have teen drivers of their own one day.