Gov. DeWine’s $50M driver’s ed proposal stalls out
Statehouse Republicans did not include the $50 million program in their budget proposal released earlier this week.
In Ohio, driver’s ed can be pricey and scarce. DeWine wants to put classes back in schools, but is that realistic?
Gov. Mike DeWine hopes his new $50 million plan to bring driver training back to Ohio high schools marks the first step toward a bigger goal: making Ohio only the second state in the nation to require ...
New Ohio law ends driver's licenses suspensions for unpaid fines. What do you need to know
The state of Ohio will have one month to reinstate driver's licenses suspended for debt-related reasons after a new law goes ...
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Making driver's ed more accessible to teens
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine wants to make driver’s ed more accessible for all young people. His plan calls for $20 million in 2025 ...
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Caught speeding in a construction zone in Ohio? You could be sent back to driver’s ed
If a third offense occurs within five years, the driver will face more training, a potential year-long license suspension, and a fine. If the bill passes, the Ohio Department of Transportation ...