Jackson County, Fla. (WDNews) — The Jackson County Sheriff’s Office is preparing to host its Teen Driver Challenge on June 6, giving young drivers an opportunity to sharpen their driving skills and learn real-world safety techniques from law enforcement professionals.
According to the sheriff’s office, the program is designed to help teen drivers build confidence behind the wheel through a series of hands-on exercises and driving scenarios. Participants will take part in reaction-based activities and practical driving instruction that goes beyond a traditional driver’s education course.
The event will take place at the Jackson County Ag Center beginning at 8 a.m.
Officials say space is limited and spots are expected to fill quickly. Those interested in registering or learning more about the program can contact the sheriff’s office by email at [email protected].
