WATCH: Edmonton has one of the highest rates of impaired driving in Canada. As Kent Morrison reports, this winter some young students are doing what they can again to implore drivers not to get behind the wheel when they're intoxicated. | Global Edmonton

“Teenagers aren’t interested in driving anymore.” You might hear it often, but the truth is, driver’s education is no longer taught in most public schools, and many teens and their families can’t afford to pay for driver’s education at private driving schools, often costing hundreds of dollars. We’re here to support the future of car culture. To help get drivers behind the wheel, our License to the Future program gives young drivers up to $500 to pay for driver’s education at an accredited schoo