My baby is NOT ready to pilot a death mobile!
Okay, my kiddo has been driving anything with wheels since she could reach the pedals. We are lucky enough to have access to all sorts of options like go karts, farm equipment, etc and safe locations to promote that area of development. As a tween, we're still pretty far off from actually having to worry about her making a left across a busy snowy highway at night. But it will be on my list of high anxiety soon enough.
When she is old enough, if they still have these courses, DD will be enrolled in this:
https://www.scca.com/articles/199751...on-on-the-edge
There is regular drivers ed and then there is this steroid version that is more about dealing with emergencies. The more my kiddo knows, the safer we'll all be on the road. This isn't about convincing your kid to drive fast or know how to do donuts. This is how to get out of those terrifying situations we learn from if we're lucky enough, but in a safe environment with instructors and space to practice unharmed.
Heck, I want my mother to take it, her 30 mph speed limit will get us all killed one of these days.
For those nearing the driving phase of teendom, it might be worth checking out.