Aceable Driving Blog

Looking for information about drivers ed, driving safety, or car maintenance? Get the facts, tips and ideas you need to get the most out of your drivers license.

September 11, 2024

3 Big Benefits for the Parents of Teen Drivers

Discover the top benefits for parents of teen drivers, including bonding moments, witnessing newfound independence, and enjoying the convenience of an extra driver at home.

August 30, 2024

How Parents Can Save Money on Teen Auto Insurance

Adding a teen driver to your family auto insurance policy could cost you more than $2,000 per year. Here's what you can do to cut costs and still get coverage.

August 21, 2024

California's Digital Driver's Licenses: Convenience Meets Technology

Explore the new era of California's digital driver's licenses. Uncover the convenience, enhanced security, and privacy issues transforming identity management.

August 07, 2024

What You Need to Know About Driving Anxiety Post-Pandemic

With the pandemic coming to an end and driving anxiety on the rise here is all you need to know about the state of driving today.

August 02, 2024

Teen Driving Anxiety On The Rise. Here's How To Help.

Whether you are a parent teaching or a child learning how to drive it can be a stressful task. Here are five ways parents can help out their anxious new drivers.

August 01, 2024

How Much Is Drivers Ed in California?

Get ready for the road in California! Learn about drivers ed costs, requirements, and more. Aceable offers top-rated courses for safe driving.

How Much of a Difference Does Driver’s Ed Really Make?

Wondering if driver’s ed really makes you a safer driver? Explore the facts, statistics, and key variables. Learn how to find a course that makes a difference.

Adapting Online Driver Training for the New Era of “COVID Kids”

With the pandemic driving online learning to the forefront, educators have had to adapt to the new style. Here's how drivers education adapted for the new era.

Brave New World of Driving

Improvements in car safety features have greatly reduced fatalities, but you still need to know how to operate a car without overreliance on these features.