Parents Assisting Inexperienced Drivers is an organization dedicated to helping parents guide their children to becoming responsible, knowledgeable drivers.

Our goal is to aid parents in assisting their teenage drivers to have a safe driving future.

P.A.I.D. founders are parents who have lost children in automobile crashes.

P.A.I.D. Is a non-profit group that has lobbied for the development of the new Graduated Drivers License Law.

P.A.I.D. Intends to disseminate information to parents to assist them in gaining the best driver education possible.

Parents need to be aware of the school's driver education program and other programs available in their area.
 

6,000 teenagers killed each year

Parents need to set guide lines with the teen as to a common ground for training. For example: pick a number of driving miles (1500). These miles will be driven in the presence of a licensed driver (preferably a parent who has the child's best interest in mind and not one who looks upon this as being an inconvenience). Keep a log book. Make notes as to what was experienced and how the situation was handled. When the goal mileage has been reached, review the log book and if more practice is required set the goals again.

 Parents have to remember that academic education is twelve years minimum while drivers education is  just six weeks and the behind-the-wheel training is up to us parents!