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Cruisin Education LLC Hello! We are a private Driving school located in Richlands, NC. We service Onslow, Duplin, Jones, Lenoir, and Pender Counties.

10/16/2026

⚫ Did You Know?

In North Carolina, drivers may not knowingly cut between vehicles in a funeral procession unless directed by someone authorized to control traffic.

Safety tip: Recognize the procession by its lead vehicle, headlights and flashing hazard lights—then remain patient and keep the line together.

Source: N.C. General Statute § 20-157.1⁠�

10/15/2026

🍺+💊 Did You Know?

Combining alcohol with ma*****na, prescription medicine or another drug can amplify the impairing effects of each substance—further reducing coordination, judgment and reaction time.

Safety tip: Never mix substances and drive. Plan a sober ride before consuming anything that could impair you.

Source: NHTSA—Drug-Impaired Driving⁠�

10/14/2026

🎄🚗 CRUISIN’ EDUCATION CLASS UPDATE! 🚗🎄

The holidays are coming, and our Driver Education classes are filling up! If you’re looking to get your teen enrolled, don’t wait to reserve a spot.

📅 UPCOMING CLASS DATES
🔴 October 5–15 — FULL
🔴 November 9–19 — FULL
🟢 December 28–31 — OPEN

Our October and November classes are full, and registration is now open for our December holiday break class!

NOTE: Due to a full schedule, we cannot currently book individual driving lessons for students who need the driving portion only. We will only schedule driving for students who attend our class until further notice.

🚘 NEED A ROAD TEST?
Cruisin’ Education is also scheduling road tests by appointment. Call or text us to schedule your test.
📞 CALL/TEXT: 910-787-1664

📍 Cruisin’ Education
111 Kinston Hwy
Richlands, NC 28574

🎁 Give your future driver a head start on becoming a safe, confident, and responsible driver!

Contact us today to reserve your seat before the remaining classes fill up!

10/14/2026

🔘 Did You Know?

With a keyless push-button ignition, turning off the engine does not always mean the vehicle is secured against rolling.

Safety tip: Before exiting, shift fully into Park, apply the parking brake and confirm the engine is off. Review the owner’s manual for emergency shutdown instructions. �
NHTSA

Source: NHTSA—Keyless Ignition Systems⁠�

🚶 Did You Know?In North Carolina, drivers entering or leaving a driveway, private road, alley or building entrance must ...
10/11/2026

🚶 Did You Know?

In North Carolina, drivers entering or leaving a driveway, private road, alley or building entrance must yield to pedestrians and bicyclists approaching on the sidewalk.

Safety tip: Pause before crossing the sidewalk and check both directions—especially when backing out. �
ncleg.gov

Source: N.C. General Statute § 20-173⁠�

10/10/2026

🌫️ Did You Know?

High beams can make it harder to see in fog because their light reflects back toward the driver.

Safety tip: Slow down, use low-beam headlights or fog lights—even during daylight—and leave enough space to stop within the distance you can see. �

FHWA Freight Management and Operations
Source: Federal Highway Administration—Driving in Fog⁠�

10/08/2026

🛣️ Did You Know?

Lane Departure Warning and Lane Keeping Assistance are not the same feature. One alerts you when you drift; the other may gently steer to help keep the vehicle in its lane.

Safety tip: Keep your hands on the wheel and eyes on the road—both systems still require an attentive driver. �

Source: NHTSA—Driver Assistance Technologies⁠�

10/06/2026

💊 Did You Know?

Some sleep medicines can impair driving the next morning—even when you feel fully awake.

Safety tip: Read the medication warning, use only as directed and ask a doctor or pharmacist when it is safe to drive again.

Source: FDA—Some Medicines and Driving Don’t Mix⁠� �

10/05/2026

🚛 Did You Know?

A large truck or bus may need up to two football fields to stop safely—far more distance than a passenger vehicle.

Safety tip: Never cut closely in front of a truck. Wait until you can see its entire front in your rearview mirror before merging back into its lane.

Source: FMCSA—Driving Safely Around Large Trucks and Buses⁠� �

10/04/2026

🚦 Did You Know?

In North Carolina, a completely dark traffic signal caused by an outage or malfunction must be treated as an all-way stop—unless an officer or another traffic-control device directs otherwise.

Safety tip: Stop completely, yield appropriately and enter the intersection only when it is safe.

Source: N.C. General Statute § 20-158⁠�

Address

111 Kinston Highway
Richlands, NC
28574

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+19107873211

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