You might feel like you know all there is to know about driving, but your parents or driving teachers may not have told you everything.

If you're a parent of a teenage driver who's about to take an online driver's ed course, there are probably a million things running through your head.

The CDC reports that motor vehicle fatalities are the leading cause of death among teens, accounting for more than one-third of all teenage deaths.

Teaching a teenager to drive may be one of the most stressful situations you encounter, but there are ways to reduce the stress.

If you've been on the fence about whether driver's ed is the right decision for your teen, consider the benefits of professional training for new drivers.

Instead of growing anxious during your behind-the-wheel assessment, try out these insider tips for "acing" that driver's license test.

Are you nervous about driving? Many new drivers feel anxious about driving. Learn how you can stay safe on the road and overcome new driver apprehension.

We've gathered a list of the top apps that every teen driver needs to stay safe and learn the rules of the road. See which teen driving apps are the best.