Two weeks!

Happy Tuesday, everyone!

Only two weeks ago today (which seems like both forever and yesterday in these most interesting of times), Kristen and I received word that Safe Pass had successfully jumped through all of the hoops required by the State of Ohio to become an officially licensed driving school! 🎉 Safe Pass has been months (and, in many ways, years!) in the making, and we were so excited to achieve this awesome milestone.

To those of you who came along for the ride with us, supported us, and believe in us...THANK YOU!! And to those of you along for the ride with us now, we're so glad that you're here!

Over the past two weeks, we've had almost 30 behind the wheel lessons and our first two virtual classroom lessons. We've also been hard at work searching for a new Driving Instructor to join our ranks. We've connected with over 200 new followers on our social media platforms (find us @SafePassCLE on all the things!), and we've received some awesome Google reviews from our first few students and their parents. Again...thank you to all of you along for the ride with Safe Pass!

And we're not stopping there! By the end of August, we are planning to offer a new course (more info to come!), and the date for our very first Parent Orientation will be set soon. This will be a cool opportunity for parents/guardians (especially those who haven't had a teen experience the licensing process before) to learn all about the ins and outs of driver education and how Safe Pass can help. (All of the requirements and rules can be confusing, but we're here to be your guides!)

None of this would be possible without you. Our goals are and will always be to put safe drivers on the road, to help those drivers pass the road test the first time, and to keep building those relationships for years to come. Even if you don't enroll in a Safe Pass course, even if you just have a question or need a little help, we're here for you. Message us here on our site, on Instagram, on Facebook, through text or email...whatever. We want to hear how you're doing, especially now when we need one another most.

Have fun. Stay safe. See you on the road!
-Rob