AUSTIN, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Today, Aceable, the creators of the first state approved drivers education app, announced a $4.7M Seed Round led by Silverton Partners to expand its national presence ...

Californians can now clear tickets and lower insurance costs with Aceable Traffic School’s state-approved mobile-friendly program; making defensive driving classes more enjoyable and convenient than ...

Students now have the option of taking an online driver's education course through an iOS app from Austin-based startup Aceable. Aceable is focused on making required state and federal training ...

Aceable, the mobile-first education platform, today announced that it has closed a $50 million growth investment, led by private equity firm HGGC. The investment will allow HGGC to partner with ...

An app that teaches teens driving skills has secured an investment to fuel its growth. The Aceable app raised an additional $4 million to expand its presence in four new states. Aceable allows teens ...

As Blake Garrett was bouncing around ideas for a new business in 2012, he had some sense of what he wanted to build. It was going to be a mobile education app, inspired in part by his previous stint ...

(TNS) -- Teens in Ohio have a new driver’s education alternative. On Thursday, Texas-based Aceable launched a mobile app that will allow driver’s education students to opt out of sitting in a ...

In lieu of in-person classes, Aceable steers teens towards their driver’s licenses via mobile app. Now it’s expanding to industries that require professional certifications. Opinions expressed by ...

ACED ANOTHER TEST: Aceable, a digital education platform where students can earn training and certification in areas such as real estate and defensive driving, has raised $47 million in a Series B ...

The driver’s education mobile app developer has completed a $4.7 million round of seed financing. Aceable Inc., a driver’s education mobile app developer, has completed a $4.7 million round of seed ...

Driver’s ed and defensive driving schools have in the past required students to attend classes in person, adhere to a pre-set schedule and pay hundreds of dollars. But an Austin, Texas, startup called ...

Austin-based Aceable, which took driver's education from the classroom to the mobile web, has raised $50 million to break into new markets. Aceable was founded in 2012 with the goal of creating online ...