Teenage Driver Safety Act

In an effort to help teen drivers buck the trend of being the most dangerous motorists on the road, AAA spearheaded legislation to add nighttime and passenger restrictions to an intermediate stage of licensure. The license became known as the Graduated Driver License (GDL) and the law implementing it as the Teenage Driver Safety Act (TDSA).

For more detailed information on the TDSA and how to get your new Graduated Driver License (GDL), check out our new website geared specifically to parents and teens navigating the learning-to-drive process: www.TeensAtTheWheel.com

 

Approved Driving School Network

To help you choose the best driving school for

your needs, we've done your homework for you. Each of these schools has met a stringent list of requirements to become Approved. Read more...

» Driving MBA

» Desert Driving School

 

Dare to Prepare

From obtaining your permit and discussing what car to buy, to distracted driving and the most dangerous time of day for teens, AAA Arizona's award-winning workshop teaches parents and teens everything they need to know about this exciting journey.

Click here for Workshop Dates and Locations!

 

StartSmart - an email newsletter

The AAA StartSmart program helps families get through the crucial period when teens are learning to drive. A series of email newsletters helps you identify the challenges you and your teen will face and how to work as a team to reduce risk. Click here to sign up!

AAA Arizona on Facebook

Want to join others who are also interested in reducing the number of injuries and fatalities on our roadways each year? Join or visit AAA's "Make Our Roads Safe for Everyone" cause page on Facebook! For a limited time, if you recruit at least 10 people to join the cause, we’ll send you a free driver-ZED DVD, valued at $20, for the teen driver in your life.

You can also use the cause page to donate to AAA's Foundation for Traffic Safety, a not-for-profit, publicly-supported charitable educational and research organization that has funded over 170 research projects designed to discover the causes of traffic crashes, prevent them, and minimize injuries when they do occur since 1947.