LAS VEGAS - nvtip -- Learning to drive can be daunting for anyone. As the teacher, you have the responsibility of not only helping the person you are teaching pass their driving test but also ensuring they gain the knowledge and experience needed to navigate the roads safely. If you are teaching your child or a friend to drive, being prepared and knowing what to expect can make the process more effective.

Before You Begin
Before you and your student get in the car, make sure that you have the legal requirements necessary to teach someone to drive. In most cases, you must hold a driver's license for at least two years. It is also important to ensure that your auto insurance policy is current and covers learner drivers. If you are not sure what your auto insurance policy covers, talk to your auto insurance agent.

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Making a Lesson Plan
To make sure that the person you are teaching is prepared to handle different situations, it is a good idea to sit down and make a lesson plan. For someone who is new to driving, there is a lot of information to absorb, so keep lessons brief and focus on one or two skills at a time.

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