CarCoo Student Driver Magnet for car - New Driver Magnet, Student Driver Bumper Sticker, Reflective Magnetic car Signs, Safety Caution Sign 3 Pack

I got these magnets for both family cars when my teens started driver's ed. I had to after I found out a significant part of our state driver's ed law requires 30-hours of parent-observed (NO!) driving, in addition to instructor-led driving and classes. We live in the heart of oil and gas country and our area has unimproved infrastructure, exponentially increased traffic, and more inebriated/distracted drivers than ever. I wanted to give the kids the best chance to learn how to first maneuver the crazy landscape without sweating the unnecessarily aggressive crew-and-water haulers and rough-neck drivers.I slapped these babies on and can't believe the difference in reduced tailgating--folks give us a nice, wide berth. I might not even take them off once the kids have their licenses in hand. If you have a youngster learning to drive or find yourself almost having a stroke on the morning commute, spend the $, save yourself (and your teen) some stress, and put this magnet on your car.

My 15 year old daughter was nervous as a new driver, still working to be really smooth about it all. I took her out to practice one day on a country road and an impatient driver got right up on her tail, trying to get her to speed up. Totally scared her. She had gotten a student driver window cling from Drivers Ed at school, but because the back windows are tinted it really wasn't that visible from the rear. Had it been, the driver behind her might have been more patient. She expressed frustration, wishing people knew she was a new driver so they'd know to give her some space. We found these magnets together, and she was *thrilled* with them. She has felt much more safe practicing since she's more confident that people will give her a little room..."just in case." Personally, I would have been mortified if my parents suggested putting them on the car I was driving, but my daughter really. *really* likes them. If you're considering these, you might talk the idea over with your teen.As far as quality of the product--no complaints. Nice, strong magnets. They've been through plenty of rain and wind and have been on the car continuously for 3 months and they still look new. No complaints on quality.

If you have a teen who is learning to drive, the last thing they need is someone tailgating them, flashing lights, flipping birds, etc. Or worse, a cop pulling you over because your teen swerved a little in the lane. These magnets are bright and stand out... I usually put 2 on the back, or one on the back and one on each side of our van if we're using that. They give everyone a 'heads up' that this driver is learning, and I have found people are generally a little more patient and just move around you. For the price, that is definitely worth it!

These magnets are working: people are not honking at us and keeping distance. They are holding on great on metallic parts of the car (sides and trunk), but not on the plastic bumper (expected). I remove them after exercise drives with my daughter. Very happy with the purchase.

I am very happy with the student driver magnets. It’s nice that it is a 3 pack as my daughter is learning in three different vehicles right now. Very good quality as well.

Drivers behind us are definitely more patient with these on the back. I highly recommend using two, one on the left and one on the right. The make it VERY clear to drivers' behind that patience is required.

Good product, yellow and reflective, sticks well to metal body panels and stays on. Could be a little bigger. Overall happy with the purchase.

Very useful for those in the Student Driver phase of life