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Teaching your teenager to drive can feel like the scariest job in parenting - but the evidence is reassuring: supervised practice is the single biggest safety factor for new drivers, and crash risk drops with every hour. This guide and its calculator turn the white-knuckle months into a calm, staged plan.
Teen driving anxiety, managed with a practice plan — the supervised-hours planner that builds real skill before the test, at a pace that suits you both.
Most guidance suggests 50 or more, and the research is clear that more practice equals fewer crashes - especially when it includes night, wet weather and busy roads. Log every session; the log both proves the hours and shows you the gaps.
Agree the script before you start: you will not grab the wheel, shout or back-seat drive; you will coach calmly and debrief afterwards. Start on quiet roads and build slowly. If you are both tense every session, a few professional lessons are money very well spent.
In order: car-park basics, quiet streets, busy streets, then night, rain and highway driving. Vary conditions on purpose - a driver who has only practised in daylight on empty roads is not ready for real life.
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