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Comprehensive Driving Curriculum

At Driving Hub, we are committed to providing a structured and detailed curriculum designed to help learners become confident, responsible, and skilled drivers. Our course covers everything from understanding traffic laws to mastering complex driving scenarios, ensuring students are well-prepared for real-world driving challenges. Whether it’s safety protocols, vehicle control, or emergency handling, our program emphasizes practical knowledge and lifelong learning for safe and efficient driving.

Day 1: Rules of the Road

1.1 Traffic Laws and Licensing

  • Understanding the types of driver’s licenses and the graduated licensing program.
  • Steps to acquire and maintain a valid driver’s license, including the demerit points system and emission testing requirements.

1.2 Importance of Traffic Laws

  • Current road safety issues, including seat belts, mirrors, blind spots, child safety, speeding, and impaired driving.
  • Responsibilities related to emergency vehicles and insurance.

1.3 Levels of Traffic Laws

  • Overview of traffic laws at federal, provincial, and municipal levels.

1.4 Road Control Devices

  • Explanation of road signs, signals, and markings with emphasis on their significance for traffic flow and safety.

Day 2: Vehicle Components and Control

2.1 Understanding Vehicle Components

  • Overview of control devices, safety/security features (seat belts, airbags), anti-theft devices, visibility aids, and communication/comfort features.

2.2 Vehicle Safety Checks

  • Importance of performing internal and external checks before driving.

3.1 Controlling the Vehicle

  • Mastering vehicle operation: steering, positioning, accelerating, braking, parking (parallel, uphill, downhill), merging, and lane changes.
  • Highway and freeway driving techniques, including optimal lane positioning.

3.2 Traction and Space Management

  • Managing speed, following distance, stopping distance, and maintaining control under varying road conditions.

3.3 Collision Avoidance

  • Techniques for avoiding collisions, including recognizing critical situations, managing off-road incidents, and controlling skids with ABS.

3.4 Adjusting Driver Behavior

  • Understanding risk perception and the impact of emotions on driving decisions.

3.5 Developing Positive Driving Attitudes

  • Embracing values, social responsibility, and cooperative driving habits. Addressing external influences like peer pressure and media.

Day 3: Respect and Responsibility

5.1 Emergency Situations

  • Responding to collisions, dealing with police, and handling vehicle malfunctions (e.g., brake failure, tire blowouts).

5.2 Safety Measures

  • Seat belt usage, child restraints, and strategies for ensuring passenger safety.

5.3 Conflict and Road Rage Avoidance

  • Respecting other road users and managing road rage incidents.

5.4 Environmental Responsibility

  • Promoting fuel efficiency, reducing idling, adopting new technologies, and maintaining vehicles for reduced emissions.

5.5 Lifelong Learning

  • Adapting to changing laws, technologies, and personal driving capabilities over time.

6.1 Cooperative Driving

  • Considering the needs of cyclists, motorcyclists, pedestrians, school buses, transit, and emergency vehicles.

6.2 Communication Among Road Users

  • Utilizing signals (vehicle and hand), horns, and headlights for clear communication.

Day 4: Attention and Hazard Awareness

7.1 Impaired Driving

  • Types of impairment (alcohol, fatigue, medical conditions) and their effects on judgment and reaction time.

7.2 Distraction Awareness

  • Recognizing and addressing internal (e.g., passengers) and external distractions (e.g., roadside incidents).

8.1 Observation Techniques

  • Employing 360° vision, distance scanning, and proper use of mirrors and shoulder checks.

8.2 Hazard Recognition

  • Identifying common driving hazards and distinguishing between proactive and reactive actions.

8.3 Risk Perception and Tolerance

  • Developing accurate risk perception by understanding factors such as age, experience, environment, and mental state.

8.4 Dangerous Driving and Collisions

  • Analyzing causes of collisions, aggressive driving, and street racing while emphasizing preventive measures.

In-Car Practical Course Outline

  • Lesson 1: Orientation and Vehicle Familiarization
  • Lesson 2: Maneuvering and Basic Controls
  • Lesson 3: Parking Techniques (Parallel, Reverse, Uphill, Downhill)
  • Lesson 4: Driving in Traffic (City Roads)
  • Lesson 5: City Driving and Pedestrian Awareness
  • Lesson 6: Review and Performance Assessment
  • Lesson 7: High-Speed Road Navigation
  • Lesson 8: Highway and Freeway Driving
  • Lesson 9: Night Driving Techniques
  • Lesson 10: Road Test Preparation and Evaluation
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