Joshua’s Law: IMPROV®Learning Explains Everything You Need to Know About the New Driving Regulations

Aug 3, 2021

Are you ready for the changes that are coming into effect regarding driver’s education laws in Georgia? From July 1 2021, new regulations will have an impact on thousands of new teen drivers in Georgia. The passing of House Bill 466 means that all 17-year-olds seeking a driving license in the state will have to first successfully complete an approved Joshua’s Law driver’s education course, whereas before this only applied to 15- and 16-year-olds. So, the new regulations effectively prevent anyone aged 18 or below from being issued their initial Class D license until they have completed the mandatory training.

IMPROV®Learning is a respected training company that offers young drivers the opportunity to complete online education courses that are fully compliant with Joshua’s Law and approved by the Georgia Department of Driver Services (DDS). To get started on your journey to safe driving, get in touch with the IMPROV®Learning team today!

Staying safe on the roads

There’s a pandemic wreaking havoc on teenagers that is totally unrelated to COVID-19, and it’s important to highlight it. Crashes on the roads are responsible for a huge number of deaths among young adults, accounting for nearly 1/3 of all teen deaths in America each year. The CDC lists the following factors as being responsible for such deaths (and it’s interesting to see how many of these can be negated through formal driver’s education and awareness):

  • Inexperience
  • Driving at night or while fatigued
  • Driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol
  • Speeding
  • Distracted driving
  • Not using seatbelts

At the heart of IMPROV®Learning’s Joshua’s Law compliant courses lies the company’s exclusive S.P.I.D.E.R. Methodtm, which teaches new drivers how to make safer choices on the roads as well as how to predict and avoid dangerous situations before they develop. Check out the courses today to get one step closer to getting your license!

Abiding by Joshua’s Law

Joshua’s law is named after Joshua Brown, a high school student who died because of a hydroplaning accident on the roads in 2003. The Georgia Department of Transportation states that the boy’s father then helped to form Joshua’s Law in a bid to ensure that young drivers received quality driver education and reduce deaths on the roads.

In order to be compliant with Joshua’s Law, the mandatory driver’s education training must include completing 30 hours of theoretical learning (either online or in the classroom), 6 hours of training behind the wheel with an approved instructor, plus 40 hours of supervised driving with a parent or guardian.

IMPROV®Learning offers some fantastic DDS-approved driver’s education courses online that are also compliant with Joshua’s Law, so be sure to check out their website!

 

More information

IMPROV®Learning is the ultimate provider of quality driver’s education courses that entertain as well as instruct.

In order to book a driver’s education course that is compliant with Joshua’s Law, simply head to: https://www.myimprov.com/defensive-driving/georgia/. If you have any inquiries, please call 1-800-660-8908.

Source: https://thenewsfront.com/joshuas-law-improvlearning-explains-everything-you-need-to-know-about-the-new-driving-regulations/

About IMPROV Learning – Woodland Hills

We’re licensed and approved by most state DMVs, courts, insurance companies, and driving schools around the country.

Contact IMPROV Learning – Woodland Hills

20950 Warner Center Lane Suite A
Woodland Hills
CA 91367
United States

800-660-8908

Website: https://www.myimprov.com/


More News

December rare earths production debut looms for Lindian in Malawi
Oct 16, 2026
December rare earths production debut looms for Lindian in Malawi

Lindian Resources is set for first rare earths production in December at its Kangankunde project in Malawi, with construction and power infrastructure nearly complete.

Miners and tech stocks rally, taking ASX to third week of gains
Oct 16, 2026
Miners and tech stocks rally, taking ASX to third week of gains

The Australian sharemarket has clocked a third straight positive week despite a brutal mid-week sell-down, as investors grapple with fast-moving market risks.

Dating apps are supposed to make money and help people find love. Are they doing neither?
Oct 16, 2026
Dating apps are supposed to make money and help people find love. Are they doing neither?

“The worst thing possible for Hinge is for people to fall in love,” says Australian writer Alistair Kitchen, who has created his own app to rival it.

TVSN fires off legal letters as war with suppliers escalates
Oct 16, 2026
TVSN fires off legal letters as war with suppliers escalates

TVSN director Bernie Brookes is refusing to hand the business over to administrators as suppliers become infuriated with the home shopping network’s radio silence.

McKinsey leader steps down from charity board after controversial ‘glass cliff’ comments
Oct 15, 2026
McKinsey leader steps down from charity board after controversial ‘glass cliff’ comments

Chris Bradley resigned from Opportunity International Australia just days after his controversial remarks about the challenges female CEOs face.

The three factors driving NSW unemployment to a five-year high
Oct 15, 2026
The three factors driving NSW unemployment to a five-year high

The NSW unemployment rate hit 4.7 per cent last month, the highest level since November 2021.

Eisen family spend chunk of Afterpay billions on swanky $12m Armadale shop
Oct 15, 2026
Eisen family spend chunk of Afterpay billions on swanky $12m Armadale shop

The couple moved to Melbourne around 2020 and paid $26 million for a Toorak mansion. They also splashed out $13 million on a “modest” Byron Bay pad.

Is Karl Stefanovic now Australia’s most famous small business owner?
Oct 15, 2026
Is Karl Stefanovic now Australia’s most famous small business owner?

In this week’s On Background, Stefanovic’s love fest at the CPAC Australia, ABC’s latest recruit gets a taste of what he is up against, and News24 goes gaga for MAGA.

Scheduling a 4.55pm meeting on Friday should be a workplace offence
Oct 15, 2026
Scheduling a 4.55pm meeting on Friday should be a workplace offence

If you want to work 10 or 12-hour days, go for it. But don’t force it on others and, for goodness’ (and your own) sake, leave Friday exempt.

Priscilla star Marney McQueen sells Wyong’s Royal for $22m, heads to Melb
Oct 15, 2026
Priscilla star Marney McQueen sells Wyong’s Royal for $22m, heads to Melb

Actress and pub owner Marney McQueen and her husband Frank Arangio are moving to Melbourne after selling their Central Coast pub for a whopping $22 million.

Corporate cop makes explosive claims about former Super Retail boss’ ‘intimate’ relationship
Oct 15, 2026
Corporate cop makes explosive claims about former Super Retail boss’ ‘intimate’ relationship

ASIC claims the retailer’s former boss pleaded with his ex-wife to keep quiet about the secret workplace relationship which led to his sacking and a lawsuit alleging he misled the market.

Golden Dragon sniffs out 2.2km gold footprint in WA
Oct 15, 2026
Golden Dragon sniffs out 2.2km gold footprint in WA

Golden Dragon Mining has outlined a 2.2km gold anomaly at its Stella Range project in WA, just 12km south of Brightstar Resources’ 267,000-ounce Lord Byron deposit.

YOUR NEWS, OUR NETWORK.

Do you have Great News you want to tell the world?

Be it updates about your business or your community, you can make sure that it’s heard by submitting your story to our network reaching hundreds of news sites across 6 verticals.