Driving isn't what it used to be. Today you're facing new rules of the road, distracted drivers, and updated technologies—entertainment and GPS navigation systems, ringing cell phones and beeping texts—that demand you take your eyes from the road, despite the hazards.
That's why AARP Driver Safety—the program that offers the nation's first and largest driver improvement course for drivers age 50 and older—offers Drive Smart: How to Stay Safe—and Save Money.
This e-book provides expert advice on today's traffic rules, driving conditions, vehicle technologies, and the dangers presented by other drivers. You'll find—
Drive Smart: How to Stay Safe—and Save Money provides valuable information to help you keep safe behind the wheel. And if you suspect your loved ones' driving skills could use a tune-up, then pass this e-book to them, too.
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