
Idaho law changed. Under House Bill 628, you can now legally teach the driving portion of your teen's driver education yourself — anywhere in the state.
That's freedom. It's also the question every parent quietly asks: I know how to drive… but do I know how to teach it?
I'm Coach Archie — a licensed Idaho driver-education instructor. 300+ teens. 5+ years in the passenger seat. I built this 71-page Playbook so you don't have to wing it from memory and hope.
Inside:
- A 12-drive progression — from an empty parking lot to Costco-lot chaos, highway merges, and night driving, one calm step at a time
- The Wright Method — 8 coaching moves that turn "just merge!" into something your teen can actually do
- Exactly what to say, what to watch for, and the standard to hit before each drive
- A troubleshooting clipboard, Idaho road-test prep, and the logs and checklists that keep you organized
This is the behind-the-wheel half. Your teen still completes Idaho's required classroom course (IDLA) — run this Playbook right alongside it.
Founding Edition. First edition at its founding price — it goes up after launch.
Don't just learn to drive. Learn to drive Wright.