It is a Saturday afternoon, a perfect afternoon to run your errands and do all that time-consuming shopping you have been putting off for the past week. You need 1) to buy groceries, 2) get an outfit for cousin Betty’s wedding next week, 3) to help high school grad-to-be Johnny select a college, and 4) sign up 15 year old Tina for Rijschool Tilburg education. It sure is going to be a busy Saturday, better get to work!

So, after sitting down for 15 minutes and making a grocery list, you head to the local market. And spend another hour and a half picking out the perfect cantaloupe, sirloin, and finding the best deal on bread. Now it’s off to the mall where you are determined to find that perfect ensemble of clothing to wear to the big wedding. Two hours and four department stores later, it’s in the bag and you’re finally on your way. You get home and look at your to-do list: find college for Johnny.

“Well,” you think to yourself, “that’ll take a few days to figure out. I’ll just tackle that when I have a few days off from work.” Finally, you come to the end of your checklist and let out a sigh of relief. All you have to do is sign up little Tina for driving school. You open up the yellow pages, dial seven digits, and five minutes later Tina’s enrolled at Uncle Bill’s Driving School and you’re half way to your bed for a nap.

So let’s recap, shall we? You spent an hour and a half buying food for the next week. 2 hours purchasing clothes you’ll wear for a day. You’ll need several days to select that college Johnny will attend for four years. And it took you five minutes to select your daughter’s driver training. That she will not only use for the rest of her life. But that will hopefully save her from one of life’s most lethal tasks: driving.

Did you know that the number one cause of death for teens ages 15-19, according to the National Center of Health Statistics. Is automobile accidents (they account for nearly 40% of all teen deaths)? It’s no secret that teen drivers have a higher rate of serious and deadly accidents than other drivers. Many of these accidents are cause by common mistakes, or an incomplete knowledge of traffic laws. With these poignant statistics, it’s a wonder parents don’t take choosing a driving school more seriously. The knowledge gained from a good, qualified Rijschool Tilburg decreases the chances of being involved in a costly, injurious or possibly deadly collision. When choosing the right driving school for you or your loved ones. There are some obvious and not-so-obvious points to consider.