10 days
This package covers the 1st Stage of driving “Car Operation & Control” (Basic, intermediate, & advanced driving skills development), the 2nd Stage of driving “Defensive Driving” (Situational awareness training), and the 3rd Stage of driving “Predictive Driving” (Anticipation, Prevention & Reaction). We custom tailor every training package to fit each student’s needs and they can learn at their pace.
Available in one format
Ten 90 minutes driving session, 10 days.
This package offers you the time to work on the 1st Stage of driving “Car operation & control” , the 2nd Stage of driving “Defensive driving” (Situacional awareness training), & the 3rd Stage of driving “Predictive Driving” (Anticipation, Prevention & Reaction); on multiple scenarios, areas & Highway.
1st Stage Car Operational & Control
Focus on Basic driving skills
Vehicle Operation
- Dashboard controls
- Steering wheel and seat adjustment
- Mirror adjustment
- Turn signals
- Headlights
- Safety features like air bags and seat belts
- Wipers
- Emergency lights
- Parking brake/release
- Starting/turning off the engine
- Gas, brakes (especially ABS)
- Warning indicator lights on dashboard (such as low fuel, oil, temperature indicator)
Speed-Up & Slow Down. (Speed adjustment)
Turns: speed and use of signals
Braking smoothly: gradually slowing to a stop
Accelerating smoothly: steadily increasing to a safe speed within the posted limit
Approaching intersections controlled by stop signs or lights
Determining right of way
Single-lane and multi-lane roadways (low speeds)
Changing lanes and how to merge into traffic safely
Maintaining appropriate speed
Scanning for and identifying hazards
Keeping a safe following distance
Sharing the road with cyclists, pedestrians, and school buses
Driving in a school zone
Reacting to an approaching emergency vehicle
Using turning lanes
Parking lot maneuvers
- Right & Left turns
- Straight in parking
- Left side parking
- Right side parking
- Parking on grade
- Three-point turn (Breaking the U turn)
- Quick Stop
- Backing
Driving test preparation. (exclusive of road test-specific practice)
Develop Intermediate driving skills
Emergency stops
Right turn on Red light
Left turn on Green light
Left turn on Green light with oncoming traffic
U turns
Roundabouts
Following for existing traffic
Safe distances (2 seconds rule)
Develop Advanced driving skills
Highway driving (Entrance and leaving the Highway)
Entrance and leaving the Highway
Changing lanes
- Higher speeds that call for longer stopping distances
- The need to check blind spots before changing lanes
- Driving near large trucks
- Anticipating interchanges by reading signs
- Allowing a "safety space" around you, in the event you need to pull off the road for another vehicle or debris
- Looking for traffic stopped or slowing ahead
- Merging into traffic
- Identifying road signs and exits
- Navigating toll booths
- Passing and being overtaken
- Maintaining proper speed
- Being courteous to others
- Keeping a safe following distance
2nd Stage of driving Defensive Driving
Focus on Defensive driving
- Alertness
- Tolerance
- Self confidence
- Risk Management
- Route Identification when driving
- Hazards Identification
- Hazards Response
3rd Stage of driving “Predictive Driving” (Anticipation, Prevention & Reaction)
Driving as a Risky Activity.
- Judging the risk.
- How much risk you decide is acceptable? Your attitude will determine what risks you take.
- Not using your headlights or turn signals at appropriate times.
- When you are in a hurry or not in the right frame of mind.
- When you drive your car and your car is not safe to drive (e.g., when your car's tires are not safe, or your brakes are not functioning).
- Below are just a few things you can do to reduce your chances of sustaining major injuries in case of an accident:
- Always wear your seatbelt while driving.
- If you have a child in the car, make sure to use child safety seat.
- Be a safe and responsible driver by following traffic rules and drive at the safe speed.
Factors outside of control that can increase accident risks.
- Poor visibility and/or slippery roads
- Bad weather conditions.
- Night driving.
- Driving on rural roads or roads that are not maintained.
- When there are drivers on the roads who are not following the traffic rules.
- During the busy traffic hours when traffic is bad.
- During the late-night hours when drivers are more fatigue.
- When there is a road work.
- When the traffic lights are not working.
- When there are traffic accidents on the road.
Avoid the below risky behaviors and situations to reduce your chances of getting into an accident:
- Driving when you had a drink or two, or when you are under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
- Driving while you are distracted (e.g., while you are texting or using your cell phone).
- Driving when you are fatigued.
- Driving too fast when the roads are slippery or when weather is bad, such as in fog, rain, snow.
- Ignoring traffic laws, such as speeding, passing a stop sign/light, passing illegally, etc.
- Tailgating other drivers.
You get the Course
Completion Certificate
Our goal is to make you a Responsible and Safe Driver
We make certain that you are ready for best driving experience.
Our licensed by State of Florida driving instructors have professional drivers background with over 20 years of driving experience.
Our proprietary driving lesson training methods are one of the most successful in the driving school business.
Our proprietary driving lesson training methods are one of the most successful in the driving school business.
During the practical driving lessons, student drivers will obtain easy to follow guidance from our private driving instructors and are able to apply them with ease and confidence.
