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Curriculum
Day 1 : Rules of the road
1.1 Traffic laws and Regulations
Type of driver's licenses
Graduated licensing program
Getting your license
Maintaining a valid driver's license
Demerit points system
Emission testing
1.2 Reason for Traffic laws and regulations
Current road safety issues
Seat belts
Mirrors
Blind spot
Child safety
Speeding
Impaired driving
Emergency vehicles
Insurance
1.3 Levels of traffic laws
Federal
Provincial
Municipal
1.4 Road Control Devices
Signs
Signals
Marking
Day 2 : The Vehicle and its components
2.1 Basic vehicle components
Control Devices
Instruments and Warning devices
Safety and Security devices
Anti-theft devices
Visibility devices
Communication devices
Comfort devices
2.2 Vehicle Safety
External checks
Internal checks
3.1 Controlling the Vehicle safely
Visual tracking
Smith System
Steering
Seating and positioning
Starting and acceleration
Optimal Lane position
Deceleration and braking
Speed control
Parking
Uphill
Downhill
Angle
Reverse
Parallel
Changing direction
Backing
Merging
Lane changes
Right of way manoeuvres
Turns
Highway and Freeway driving
3.2 Traction
Speed and time
Space management
Following distance
Stopping distance
3.3 Friction
3.4 Collision Avoidance
Critical Situations
Wheel off road
Head-on collision avoidance
Rear-end collision avoidance
Brake limit
3.5 Skid Control
ABS
4.1 Adjusting driver behavior
Risk perception
4.2 Emotions effecting driving
Emotions and decision making
Dealing with emotions
4.3 Positive driving attitude and behaviors
Values and Beliefs
Motives
Driving as thrill seeking
Social factors
Advertisements and media
Peer pressure
Positive attitudes
Driving is a privilege
Cooperative driving
Day 3 : Respect and Responsibility
5.1 Responding to emergency situations
Collisions
Arriving at the collision scene
Dealing with police
Emergency vehicles
Vehicle malfunction
Brake fail
Tires blowout
5.2 Safety and Responsibility
Safety Measures
Seat belts
Child restraints
5.3 Conflict avoidance
Respecting others
Road rage
5.4 Environmental Responsibility
Fuel efficiency
Idling
New technologies
Proper and regular vehicle maintenance
Oil change
Tune up
Emission testing
5.5 Lifelong learning
Changing skills
Age and driving
Changing laws and regulations
6.1 Cooperative driving
Other road users and their needs
Cyclist
Motorcycles
Transit vehicles
Emergency vehicles
Trucks
Pedestrians
School buses
6.2 Communication among road users
Vehicle signals
Hand signals
Horn
Headlights
Day 4 : Attention
7.1 Impaired driving
Types of impairment
Alcohol
Fatigue
Medical conditions
Drowsy driving
7.2 Effects of impairment
Impaired judgement
7.3 Consequences of impairment
Collision
Legal issues
7.4 Distraction
Inside the vehicle
Outside the vehicle
8.1 Where to observe
360 vision
Distance scanning
Peripheral vision
Blind spots
8.2 How to observe
Active attention
Shoulder check
Mirrors
8.3 Scanning
Distinguishing hazards
8.4 Perception of personal limits
Types of drivers
8.5 Dangerous driving
Aggressive driving
Street racing
8.6 Risk tolerance
Confidence
8.7 Accurate risk perception
Reaction time
Proactive vs. Reactive action
8.8 Factors effecting perception
Age
Experience
Environment
Mental factors
8.9 Factors of collision
Common causes of collision
8.10 Driving Hazards
Common driving hazards
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