**REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN FOR THE FOLLOWING DATES:
June 24 & 25 - M1 Concourse, Pontiac, MI
July 15, 16, 17 - Schoolcraft Public Safety Training Complex, Livonia, MI
August 12, 13, 14 - Schoolcraft Public Safety Training Complex, Livonia, MI
Sessions are 3.5 hours in length, you attend one day for one session. We have an 8:30am or 1:00pm option each day.
Use the REGISTER NOW button above to access the calendar and available dates & times.
Teen Street Skills, a nonprofit organization, is an important program for all new teen drivers. Even though the program has been offered in the past at a significantly subsidized cost to parents, due to the external support it receives from foundations and donors, our costs for operating the program have continued to rise with inflation.
For the 2025 season, there will be a $155 registration fee that will be charged upon enrollment to help cover this rise in the costs of program operations. Scholarships are available, please email us at registration@teenstreetskills.org today!
There are auto insurance policy discounts offered by auto insurance companies that cover teenage drivers that have participated in advanced driver training programs such as Teen Street Skills. Please check with your insurance agent for more information.
For those parents that wish to enroll their teen(s) in the program but that cannot afford to pay the full registration fee, there are scholarships available. Please email us at registration@teenstreetskills.org for a scholarship form.
“ I was extremely impressed with the way everything was run and I will state the obvious that you guys are making a huge difference in the lives of so many teens, including my daughters.”
About Our Program
Teen Street Skills is a new community program, led by Robbie Buhl, educating teen drivers ages 15-19 with a legal driving permit on street safety. More than the typical driver's education program, teens will learn about how to maximize their car's performance in order to properly react to adverse conditions.
This program puts teens behind the wheel to learn skills that will be used for a lifetime. This includes techniques teens need to be safe and responsible drivers on our community’s streets, including:
Driving Basics, Defensive Driving Behavior
Skid Control
Emergency Braking
Accident Avoidance
Car Finance 2.0 (Presented by Ally)
GET INVOLVED IN 2025
Teen Street Skills runs throughout the summer.
Find out more information about the 2025 program by signing up for emails below to stay in the loop on registration, schedules and occasional safe driving tips!
“Great experience. Nicest instructors. Wonderful thing for the community! Thank you!”
the facts
More teens die in motor vehicle crashes than from any other cause of death.
ABOUT 2,500 PER YEAR
“When my mom signed me up, I didn’t want to go because I thought it was going to be another classroom experience. After attending the event, I was so happy that I went because it was a great experience, and way better than I expected. I would recommend to all my friends. Thank you for offering this wonderful experience to teens.”
Car crashes are the leading cause of death for teens age 16-19.
40% | High school students reported that they texted or emailed from behind the wheel.
1in5 | 16-year-old drivers have an accident within their first year of driving.
“Very professional and first class. The hands on instruction was in valuable. Both my son and his friend thought it was amazing and we have already told a half dozen of their friends to sign up. Can’t say enough great things! Thank you!”
AWARENESS BEHIND THE WHEEL
The program will provide teens with hands on skills to prevent injuries and save lives.
“My son got a lot out of the program. I’m so glad we took advantage of this opportunity. As a mom I feel a little less nervous about him being on the road. Thank you!”
“The instructors were really nice and down to earth. They explained things in a way I could relate to.”
““They come away with more confidence and more awareness. When they have that panic situation on the road, it’s going to help them. We’re putting them in awkward situations.””
