Roadworthy: A Parent's Guide to Teaching Teens to Drive [12 Lessons to Keep Your Teen Alive Behind the Wheel]

The over all presentation of the video was very boring.Sorry, it was just the comments of most of my teens.

Great

Excellent INFORMATION. Now if our teen would only stop playing the music soooo loud as he is driving on his own. We tell him it is a distraction! Any suggestions on this?Please continue to produce more DVD's to help save the lives of new drivers and teens.We are seriously considering the Smith driving course for our teen as my husband is required by his employer to take these tests.Thank you for all you do in keeping us all safe. :^)P. Kerr

Thank you for the step by step process we new teenager-parent driver coaches need to know. From the first time they sit in the driver's seat to driving on the freeway; each step expained in layman's terms.Thank youJason Moses

This is by far the most helpful resource we found for teaching our daughter to drive! Highly recommended.

Very well done video.

Great tidbits for safe driving.

I purchased this DVD based solely on the 5 star reviews, and now that I am writing a review, I noticed that none of those reviews I read are from verifiable amazon purchases, so I really got duped. The prior reviews are a farce.I also thought I could resell the DVD on amazon but listing this for sale is restricted.As for the DVD, it was not helpful, it was too short, and way over-priced.There were MANY things in this video that were WRONG according to California state law, so apparently this DVD only applies to the state in which it was made and I don't know what state that is.I had to continually pause this to correct misleading information with my son.For example, the guy says to make sure your high school friends put their seat belts on while riding with you for liability reasons. However, in California, it is illegal for a teen driver with a provisional license to transport other teens from school, whether they have a seat belt on or not.The guy in the video also does not differentiate between driving an automatic or a stick-shift in any of the examples.The guy says that in an emergency the parent needs to turn the ignition off to stop the vehicle, but does not elaborate on this. He does not explain what will happen when the power steering goes out as a result. There was no video of a vehicle doing this.The video does not cover 4-way stops AT ALL. There are no examples of incorrect and correct passing, he just talks. Some people are visual learners and want to see what he is talking about (that's why we ordered a DVD) but he just talks.I could go on about specific issues, but the point is, it was a waste of money for us.This is a real, verifiable amazon purchase!