Description

Course Outline

• Interpersonal activities, small group discussions and case studies;
• Defensive Driver Self-Assessment Risk Survey – a one-of-its-kind resources to help participants take action against driving-related injuries and death;
• Critical discussions on distracted driving, including the dangers of cell phone use;
• Video sessions with real-life driver situations, hazard recognition re-enactments and essential “ready for the road” vehicle maintenance checkpoints;
• Instructor multimedia presentation with animated graphics, traffic simulations, and embedded video to capture and hold participant interest.

Learning Objectives

At the end of the training program, participants will be able to:

• Apply practical Knowledge and technique to recognize potential hazards and avoid collisions and violation.
• Establish why choosing safe, responsible and lawful driving behaviours and habits make personal and financial sense.
• Determine how to get drivers to view safety on a personal level
• Define how “Outcome one” can contr