November 29, 2025 - 13:07

PARKERSBURG — A collaborative effort between West Virginia University at Parkersburg and McClinton Auto Group has resulted in the launch of an innovative driver’s education program aimed at offering safe and affordable behind-the-wheel training. The initiative seeks to empower students and community members by equipping them with essential driving skills and boosting their confidence on the road.
Under the guidance of certified instructor Sharon Marks, participants will receive comprehensive hands-on training that emphasizes safety and responsible driving practices. The program is designed to cater to individuals of all skill levels, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to become a competent and confident driver.
This partnership not only addresses the growing need for accessible driver education in the area but also aims to foster greater independence among participants. By enhancing driving skills, the program hopes to contribute positively to the community, promoting safer roads and more responsible drivers.
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