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Step 1
Take a defensive driving class according to your schedule. Defensive driving schools usually have classes through the week and also on weekends. You can take the class by yourself or in a group.
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Step 2
Take as many defensive driving classes as you like. Rules and regulations for driving change frequently, so this is a good idea to keep up to date.
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Step 3
Help yourself to improve on your driving as you get older. Reaction times slow down the older we get. Senior citizens feel more comfortable driving once they take a defensive driving class.
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Step 4
Pay particularly close attention in your defensive driving class to ways to defend yourself and react accordingly against other drivers that may have an attitude when driving. Taking a defensive driving class can teach you how to react should you encounter cases of road rage.
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Step 5
Learn about different ways to take your defensive driving classes. You might be able to take your defensive driving class over the Internet or in a classroom setting.
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Step 6
Receive a discount on your insurance by taking a defensive driving class. Most insurance companies offer a discount for approximately three years after taking the class. They will also give an additional discount for drivers who take refresher courses.
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Step 7
Set aside at least six hours if you decide to take an online defensive driving course. There's quite a bit of studying to do in addition to online learning.
