“This course was extremely helpful. A lot of the things I learned here were stuff that wasn't covered in Driver's Ed or by my driving instructor.” AB, 19
“Honestly, this course is perfect, from the short videos to the quick questions at the end, it really kept learning about new driving skills fun and intuitive.” NE, 17
“I would suggest making this a requirement for Driver's Education and a requirement for renewing your license.” JM, 45
“Program was concise, accurate, and relatable. Will recommend program to others who may need a refresher.” BF, 28
“I loved how we got to read the responses of others who have been in similar situations.” ML, 19
“Honestly, the whole course gave me a lot of tips. My daughter will be taking this before she starts driving as well.” JS, 44
“This course was very much an eye opener for my driving skills. I am truly embarrassed at how I was not aware of my surroundings, how fast I was going, or that I was an aggressive driver.” MS, 37
“I was interested the fatigue risk-management portion of the program. A tired, distracted driver is a dangerous one and should not be on the road in this condition.” DC, 60
“I give the course 5 stars because it perfectly encapsulates everything you need to know in a practical and informative way.” JL, 20
“The science behind driving is fascinating.” AS, 20
“All in all the course has been excellent!! I really thought it was going to be a drag!” RB, 51
“I thought it was brilliantly put together and the exercises are an interesting way to practice what was learned. They will keep me focused on the road.” BS, 21
“I really enjoyed the format. The sections were broken down in a way that made them quick to complete and digest. The use of various visual aids such as videos and exercises kept the material engaging.” CG, 33
“This course was absolutely amazing. I have never looked that deep in to driving even though I'm a pretty safe driver there were still things to learn.” JM, 30
“Great course and that's saying a lot, considering that I train drivers for a living! The Course is very thorough!” RM, 59
PART I – THE PROBLEM, THE RISKS AND THE SCIENCE
Chapter 1: The Problem with Inattentiveness
Video: Run A Red Light
Chapter 2: How People Drive - The Learning Process
Chapter 3: Basics of Disciplined Attention
Chapter 4: Hazard Perception
Video: Distracted Meets Aggressive
Video: Three Lane Crossover
Chapter 5: Visual Attention Skills for Driving and Sports
Chapter 6: The Sixth Sense
PART II – THE CONTEXT FOR DRIVING: A COMMUNITY OF DRIVERS
Video: Judge in Court
Chapter 7: Thoughts and Behaviors on the Road
Chapter 8: Behavioral Observation as Prevention
Chapter 9: It’s the Small Stuff That Threatens Traffic Safety
Chapter 10: Learning to Observe Bad Driving Behavior
Video: Slidin’ & Glidin’
Video: The Intimidator
Chapter 11: On Being a Courteous Driver
Attitudes and Behaviors to Improve Your Driver Courtesy Quotient (CQ)
PART III – EXERCISES
The Four Stages
Stage 1: Expanding Your Effective Field of View
Exercise 1 - The Life-Saving Glance
Exercise 2 - Expansion
Exercise 3 - Relevance
Exercise 4 - Relevant Movement
Stage 2: Reinforcing Hazard Awareness
Exercise 5 - Narrative Driving
Exercise 6 - Managing Distractions
Exercise 7 - Conscious Switching
Stage 3: Anticipate and Predict
Exercise 8 - The Eyes Lead
Exercise 9 - The Visual Plan
Exercise 10 - Anticipate and Predict
Stage 4: Taking Control of Visual Attention