ACE was founded on the principle that better drivers improve road safety for everyone and, ultimately, save lives. We're committed to our mission of improving driving skills for California drivers through education using a comprehensive curriculum that covers the legal and practical aspects of driving and promotes core values of community, respect, self discipline, and personal responsibility.

You are in good hands! Through education, using a comprehensive curriculum that covers the legal and practical aspects of driving and promotes core values of community, respect, self discipline, and personal responsibility.

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Class Schedules

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Saturday Drivers Education Classroom instruction is available every Saturday, except holidays, at our main office. All classes are from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. *Only at our Chino Office*. Note: All Class offerings are subject to enrollment. In the event of a class cancellation, students will be notified and classes may be offered through an online platform or rescheduled to a different site or to a later session. All attendees of Driver Education classes will receive a Certificate of Completion upon successful course completion.

Parents Corner

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Parents, I need you think back to your teenage years? Do you remember the excitement you felt the first time you were legally able to drive? Typically, as we grow older we aren't as excited to drive as when we were teenagers. We tend to forget how much we wanted to drive, how much we wanted to mature and travel on our own.

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Now, I drive friends to school everyday who are under 20 years of age. When I was issued my provisional driver license, DMV said I would be restricted for six months. Now, DMV is saying 12 months. Does that mean 12 additional months after the six months I already completed? The restrictions last a total of 12 months from the date of issuance that displays on your provisional driver license.

10 Essential Tips

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Now's the best time to start talking openly about the risks and responsibilities of driving. Because car accidents are the leading cause of death for U.S. teens (CDC 2006), talking with your teen about the risks of driving is literally a matter of life and death. Set aside some time each week to share your and your teen's concerns, and continue this dialogue before, during, and after the licensing process.

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