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- The only states at this point who have passed legislation allowing "approved parent taught programs" are CA, CO, MN, NM, OK, and TX.
- There are approximately 30 states who have no legislation requiring any type of driver educations
- Most states who require teens take a traditional style driver ed course also require the parent to supervise a certain number of hours of behind the wheel training (true in WA and IL - 50 hours).
- State Usage.doc - breaks down how product can be used in their state;
- We can sell in all 50 states
- Some buy for required supervision required by their state
- some buy and train teens themselves
- some wait until teen is 18 to get license, when underage rules no longer apply
In Driver's Ed there is a registration page the purchaser is to fill out and return to Driver's Ed. Theythen mail out the state supplement (usually the list of rules and a page they can take to their insurance agent or when they go to take the test). The state info is included on the CD Rom version of the product.