Chamblee police host teen driving course

The Chamblee Police Department will hold a driving class for soon-to-be driving and current teen drivers on Tuesday .

The Parents Reducing Injuries and Driver Error, or PRIDE, class is designed for teens 14 to 16 and their parents. The class runs from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Chamblee police station.

Information or to register with name, age and school of child: specialopps@chambleega.com.

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