Upon analysing the homepage of 1uniteddriving.com, we found the following meta keywords - 1st United, driving, school, school, driving, 1st. 1st United Driving School, driving skills, defensive driving, DUI, teen, driving, driving classes, Company Name, Stone Mountain, GA, On The Road Driving, traffic, parking, virtual, training, interlock device, insurance reduction, court order, Joshua's Law,Virtual, Stone Mountain, Georgia, Dekalb County, Ignition Interlock, Breathlyzer, Device, classes, teen, services, 2nd DUI, credit, restoration, Joshua, Law, Clinical, treatments, attorneys, lawyers, mortgages, certified, SR22, Batteries, offenders, citations, license, drivers license, DDS, department of driver services, downpayment, homeowners, insurance, bad credit, credit scores, interest rates, car loans, boost, shoplifting, theft, registration, payment, DMV, testimonials, facility, one-stop shop, customer, satisfaction, high quality service, Rockdale, Fulton, driver services, insurance, certificate, The Teenage and Adult Driver Responsibility Act (TADRA), enacted on July 1, 1997,[4] necessitates a graduated three step driver licensing procedure for Georgia teens between the ages of 15 and 18. There are three separate classifications for teen driver licensing. Joshua’s Law, which went into effect January 1, 2007, added an additional educational requirement to the second step. Step 1, the Learner's permit (Class CP license). Can operate a Class C vehicle when accompanied by a person at least 21 years of age who is licensed to drive a class C vehicle, who is fit and capable of exercising control over the vehicle, and who is occupying a seat beside the driver. [5] Step 2, the Intermediate license (Class D license). Drivers are 16 years of age, who have held an Instructional Permit for 12 months and 1 day and passed the state-administered comprehensive on-road driving test are eligible for this license. There are several restrictions on this license, which are:[4] No driving between the hours of 12am and 5am. For the first six months, the only passengers allowed in the vehicle are immediate family members. For the second six months the driver is allowed to carry passengers who are not immediate family members, as long as no more than one of those passengers is under 21 years of age. After the second six months the driver is allowed up to three such passengers (persons under 21 who are not members of the driver's immediate family). Step 3, the Full license (Class C license). The Class C license is granted to drivers ages 18 years and older who have a class D license and have no major traffic convictions during the previous 12 months. Major traffic violations are as follows:[4] DUI Eluding a police officer Drag racing Reckless driving Hit and run Any violation that assesses four or more points on the driver's license Adults, Teens, Victim Impact.

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