COLUMBUS — Brake too hard, the app will know. Drive too fast, and it will show up in a driving report. On Monday, Gov. Mike DeWine unveiled a tool designed to provide feedback to new drivers — and ...

Can an app teach driver's education? Columbus-based Grange Insurance is working on an app to help teach teen drivers and point out problematic practices. However, current state law requires certified ...

Grange Insurance, a company based in Columbus, Ohio, is working on an app that could change drivers education across the state.Part of drivers education right now involves eight hours of in-car ...

(TNS) — Ohio-based Grange Insurance is developing a new driver training app which can turn any adult 21 years and older into an untrained and uncertified, but still allegedly capable, driving ...

Good morning, Daily Briefing fans. Want to teach your teenager how to drive? There could soon be an app for that. A proposed law would allow student drivers to use an app instead of a trained ...

The home screen on RoadReady Ohio, which will log student drivers' practice hours. (TNS) — Brake too hard, the app will know. Drive too fast and it will show up in a driving report. On Monday, Gov.

Students now have the option of taking an online driver’s education course through an iOS app from Austin-based startup Aceable. Aceable is focused on making required state and federal training ...

AUSTIN, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Today Aceable, the mobile education platform and creators of the first state-approved drivers ed app, announced its expansion and availability in Pennsylvania.