Youthful Driver Program


Is someone you love learning to drive? The FCPD Youthful Driver Program can help. Police instructors will help your “young driver”:

  • Learn what it means to be an “inexperienced” driver
  • Identify the risks and realities of being teen driver
  • How to ignore peer pressure behind the wheel

Spend a Saturday learning the rules and risks of the road. Dangers of the road aren’t confined to teenagers; everyone on the road will be safer once they learn:

  • How to recover from skidding on a wet roadway
  • How to adjust your driving when road surfaces vary- hard surface to soft shoulders
  • How to judge distance while driving at highway speeds

The FCPD Youthful Driver is a one day, hands-on course, running on a Saturdays each month (except Jan. and Feb.) from 7 a.m. until 4 p.m.

Location:  Fairfax County Criminal Justice Academy, 3725 Stonecroft Blvd. Chantilly
Cost:         $200.00 (Financial accommodations may be made for qualifying students)
Eligibility:  Fairfax County teens aged 16-19 with a valid driver’s license (non-County residents eligible on space-available basis)
Contact:    School Resource Officer in the high school the young driver attends.

Download a copy of the registration form ; attach a check made payable to County of Fairfax and mail:

Fairfax County Criminal Justice Academy
Attention: Emergency Vehicle Operations Center
3725 Stonecroft Blvd.
Chantilly, VA 20151-1008

 



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