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You play a crucial role in preparing your beginning driver to be a safe and confident driver who understands the rules of the road.  \nTEACHING YOUR TEEN TO DRIVE  \n50 Hours of Driving Practice Resource Guide  \nOhio Driver Training  \nBefore you start this journey, [visit ](visit TeachYourTeentoDrive.Ohio.gov)[TeachYourTeentoDrive.Ohio.gov](visit TeachYourTeentoDrive.Ohio.gov)[ ](visit TeachYourTeentoDrive.Ohio.gov)for a free online orientation and resources to help your beginning driver through the licensing process.  \nThe Ohio Driver Manual can help new drivers prepare for the knowledge test. It provides guidance on motor vehicle laws anda summary of safe  \ndriving practices.  \nNew drivers under age 21 must log 50 hours of driving, with at least 10 hours of night driving, with a parent or eligible adult over age 21.  \nAre You Ready?  \nOnce your beginning driver passes the permit test and they have their permit in hand, it is time to start practicing! Develop a plan on what you want to accomplish before approaching the vehicle. Limit each practice session to no more than an hour, at least until your driver can perform all driving fundamentals. When possible, coordinate your sessions with your beginning driver’s driver training program.  \nYou will have to complete a driving log and Fifty-Hour Affidavit verifying completion of the 50 hours of training. You can log your hours using the free RoadReady Ohio phone app or via a paper copy of the BMV 5791 Fifty-Hour Affidavit, available at  [bmv.ohio.gov](bmv.ohio.gov) or at any driver license exam station or deputy registrar. If using the RoadReady Ohio app, you can download the Affidavit and driving log once you have completed the required practice hours. You must sign and notarize the Affidavit for verification.  \nStart with the basics, and don’t assume anything.  \nPractice good driving habits. It’s important that you demonstrate safe techniques to the household’s newest driver.  \nResearch for a quality driver training school. To find a driver training school, go to  [DriverTraining.ohio.gov](DriverTraining.ohio.gov) and click on Find a School. It is important to find the best school for your beginning driver. Look at reviews online and places such as the Better Business Bureau for reviews and further information.  \nCall your insurance company or agent. Some insurers will want your teen driver added to your policy as soon as he or she obtains a temporary permit. Others require teens to be added once they reach the licensing stage.  \nGet Set…  \nYour best bet is to locate a vacant parking lot for the first lesson or two. Using an open area enables your new driver to get a feel for the vehicle and how it responds.  \nProvide simple and accurate instructions in advance so your beginning driver has time to understand and prepare.  \nAvoid teaching too much, too soon. 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Reinforce good safety habits with comments such as: “I liked how you slowed down and looked both ways before proceeding at that railroad crossing,” or,“I’m glad you slowed down and stopped at that yellow light instead of trying to speed throu","cbCaiuiuZJ3RCv1t","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuiuZJ3RCv1t","pdf",2070585,"English","# Before You Start\n## Ohio orientation and required preparation\n## Understanding the 50-hour requirement\n# Are You Ready?\n## Planning practice sessions\n## Completing driving log and affidavit\n# Teaching Approach\n## Start with basics and good habits\n## Progress from low to higher traffic\n# Get Set… and It’s Time to Go…\n## Locate a safe practice area\n## Vehicle check before ignition\n# Suggested Lesson Guide\n## Starting the Engine\n## Backing Up\n## Moving, Stopping, and Steering\n## Driving on a Quiet Street\n## How Close Are You?","[{\"question\":\"What are the basic requirements for teen drivers in Ohio regarding practice hours?\",\"answer\":\"New drivers under age 21 must log 50 hours of driving, including at least 10 hours of night driving, with a parent or an eligible adult over age 21.\"},{\"question\":\"How should practice sessions be organized after a teen passes the permit test?\",\"answer\":\"Develop a plan for what to accomplish before approaching the vehicle, limit each session to no more than an hour until fundamentals are mastered, and coordinate sessions with the driver training program when possible.\"},{\"question\":\"How do you document the required practice hours and verify them in Ohio?\",\"answer\":\"Complete a driving log and the Fifty-Hour Affidavit. 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