AADAC

AADAC, or the American Automobile Association Driving Academy, is a division of the American Automobile Association (AAA) that provides driver education and training services. Founded in 1914, AADAC has been a pioneer in driver education, offering courses for both novice and experienced drivers. The academy's curriculum covers a wide range of topics, including defensive driving, road rules, and safe driving practices. AADAC courses are designed to be interactive and engaging, often incorporating multimedia elements and hands-on exercises to enhance learning.

The academy offers various types of courses, including the 6-hour Driver Education course, which is required for all new drivers in many states, and the 3-hour Refresher course, which is recommended for drivers who have not driven in several years. AADAC also provides specialized courses for teen drivers, commercial drivers, and drivers with disabilities. The academy's instructors are certified and experienced, ensuring that students receive high-quality instruction.

AADAC's mission is to promote safe driving and reduce the number of traffic accidents. To achieve this, the academy offers a variety of resources and services, including online courses, mobile apps, and a 24/7 roadside assistance program. AADAC also partners with law enforcement agencies and insurance companies to provide additional resources and support for safe driving.

In addition to its driver education services, AADAC also offers a variety of other resources and services to help drivers stay safe on the road. These include roadside assistance, travel planning tools, and information on road conditions and traffic patterns. AADAC is committed to providing drivers with the knowledge and tools they need to drive safely and confidently.