Comprehensive Bronze Level Program includes

• 6 Hours of Private Driving Lessons (4 lessons @ 1½ hrs each)
• 30 Hours of In-person or Virtual Classroom Instruction (5 days @ 6 hrs per day)
• 6 Hours of Remote Learning and Assignments
• 2 Hours Parent Seminar

For teens age 14-18 years with or without a driving permit or license.

Successful completion of all requirements as detailed in the Official DANWA Catalog within the specified time earns the student a Certificate of Achievement, which many insurance companies require for driver education discounts.

Comprehensive Silver Level includes:

• 9 Hours of Private Driving Lessons (6 lessons @ 1½ hrs each)
• 30 Hours of In-person or Virtual Classroom Instruction (5 days @ 6 hrs per day)
• 6 Hours of Remote Learning and Assignments
• 2 Hours Parent Seminar

For teens age 14-18 years with or without a driving permit or license.

Successful completion of all requirements as detailed in the Official DANWA Catalog within the specified time earns the student a Certificate of Achievement, which many insurance companies require for driver education discounts.

Comprehensive Gold Level Program includes:

• 12 Hours of Private Driving Lessons (8 lessons @ 1½ hrs each)
• 30 Hours of In-person or Virtual Classroom Instruction (5 days @ 6 hrs per day)
• 6 Hours of Remote Learning and Assignments
• 2 Hours Parent Seminar

For teens age 14-18 years with or without a driving permit or license.

Successful completion of all requirements as detailed in the Official DANWA Catalog within the specified time earns the student a Certificate of Achievement, which many insurance companies require for driver education discounts.

30 Hours Classroom Instruction (In-Classroom or Live Virtual) and 6 Hours Remote Learning

30 hours will be divided into five 6-hour days and the remote learning will be thru Google Classroom. Instruction will be facilitated by a passionate, well-trained instructor using current AAA textbooks, media, visuals, and appropriate guest speakers, as available.

Topics Include

• Ignorance is NO Excuse
  • Traffic signs, signals, & pavement markings
  • Standard, uniform traffic laws
  • Arkansas-specific and recent laws
• Don't Drive Stupid: Impaired, Distracted, or Unprotected
• Primary causes of fatal collisions for teens
• Activities designed to motivate students to make intelligent choices
• How to Drive
  • Getting ready to drive
  • Driver responsibilities
  • Vehicle control
  • Space management
  • Developing visual processes and searching skills
• Basic maneuvering
  • Managing intersections
  • Risk-reducing strategies for a multitude of scenarios
  • Executing effective speed & position adjustments
  • Environmental conditions affecting safe vehicle operation
  • Vehicle functions and malfunctions
• Collision reporting
• Sharing the road with tractor-trailers, motorcycles, bicyclists, pedestrians, and others