CLEVELAND — If you or someone you know needs to take the next step to get a driver's license, this weekend is the time to do it.
On Aug. 9 and 10, Ford Driving Skills For Life is partnering with the Ohio Highway and Traffic Safety Office to hold a free driving clinic at the I-X Center. There are two clinics available to attend each day.
The program pairs permit drivers with professional driving instructors for hands-on advanced training.
It will cover everything from distracted driving to speed management.
You will need to sign up ahead of time if you want to attend.
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Recently, changes to how you obtain a driver's license were made under the state's operating budget.
Under current state law, 18-year-olds and older can simply apply for a license, thereby bypassing most training requirements, such as classes. But soon, drivers under 21 will be required to complete the same training that minors do.
Watch more about the changes:
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