AARP will be offering driving safety courses in Maine.
The group's Smart Driver course focuses on accident prevention, dealing with with aggressive drivers, and new rules and technology that impact driving.
Graduates of the course might be eligible for car insurance discounts.
More than fifty courses have been scheduled in Maine.
To sign up or to find out how to become an instructor go to our website for links to the program, or call 1-800-350-7025.
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