All Star Driver Education

Summer is the perfect time to get on the road.

With more flexible schedules and fewer school commitments, now’s a great opportunity for teens to start (or finish) driver education. Our courses are designed to build confidence, teach safe driving habits, and prepare students for the road ahead.

Spots fill quickly—don’t wait! https://www.allstardrivereducation.com/

If you have driven anywhere in Michigan or Ohio this month, you have already met the orange barrels, and you will be seeing a lot more of them.

Work zones are some of the most unpredictable stretches of road you will drive. Lane configurations change overnight, speed limits drop suddenly, and workers are often just a few feet from moving traffic.

A few things to teach new drivers (and remember yourself):
- Start slowing down the moment you see the first warning sign, not when you reach the cones
- Merge early when lanes are closing, last-second merges cause crashes
- Keep extra following distance, traffic ahead can stop without warning
- Put the phone away, work zones are not the place for a distracted glance
- Watch for workers, flaggers, and equipment crossing the lanes

Great driver education is about more than the rules of the road. It is about the person sitting next to you helping it all click.

Our instructors are patient, encouraging, and good at the small things: knowing when to coach, when to let a student work it out, and when to crack a joke to ease the nerves. They are the reason students leave All Star not just licensed, but actually confident.
If you are looking for a place to start, or finish, your driver ed journey, we would love to be that team for you.

Learn more: https://www.allstardrivereducation.com/

Summer schedules fill up quickly, and driver’s ed is no exception!

If you’re planning for July or August, now is a great time to grab a Segment 1 or Segment 2 spot at select locations.

Enroll today: https://bit.ly/4a0tTs7

Every confident driver started somewhere, usually a little nervous, a lot of questions, and an instructor in the passenger seat helping it all click.

With locations across Michigan and Ohio, flexible scheduling, and instructors who genuinely love teaching, we make it easier to get your teen (or yourself) road-ready.

Learn more: https://www.allstardrivereducation.com/

Hot pavement, long drives, and a car that has been baking in the sun all day. Summer is uniquely tough on vehicles, especially older ones that newer drivers often inherit.
Before any longer summer drive, walk through this quick check:

- Tire pressure (heat increases it; check when tires are cool)
- Coolant level
- Engine oil
- Windshield wipers (sun damages rubber)
- Air conditioning and defroster
- Emergency kit: water, jumper cables, phone charger

If something does not look right, address it before you go, not from the side of the road. Teaching your teen to do this walk-around is one of the most useful habits you can pass along.

Summer should be about memories, not statistics.

The 100 days between Memorial Day and Labor Day are the most dangerous for teen drivers, with higher crash risks at night and on weekends. A few safer choices behind the wheel can make all the difference.

Get the facts and tips to protect yourself and others: https://bit.ly/4dGLyZY

Time to test your Driver Education knowledge! Comment below if you think you know the right answer.

🌟 Meet Ed Stark, our June Instructor Spotlight at John Glenn High School in Westland, MI! 🌟

With 20 years of experience in driver education, Ed’s favorite part of teaching is the strong rapport he builds with his students along the way. He values that All Star Driver Education provides top-tier resources and equipment, helping create a better learning experience both in and out of the car.

Ed believes one of the most important qualities in a driver is focus—keeping driving a singular task without distractions like texting or multitasking. He notes that today’s new drivers face more distractions than ever, especially with built-in vehicle technology, and works to help them stay attentive and in control behind the wheel.

One of the most rewarding moments for Ed is when a student finally “gets it”—that eureka moment when steering clicks and confidence starts to build.

To help students overcome nerves, Ed encourages them to face the challenge head-on and grow more comfortable with experience.

His top safety tip: put your phone out of reach before you start driving—set your playlist ahead of time and stay focused on the road.

Join us in celebrating Ed and the impact he’s made on so many drivers over the years!

All Star Westland: https://bit.ly/4vs2Tf8

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There's still time to enroll for in-person driver education classes at Brighton High School this summer!

These sessions provide students with structured, in-person instruction focused on building safe driving skills and preparing for licensing requirements.

Session options:
• June 15 start
• July 13 start

Class schedule:
Monday–Thursday
10:00 AM–12:00 PM

Learn more and register here: https://bit.ly/4eAiq7t