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The document provides an overview of non-traditional driver education programs developed by various organizations, including the American Driver and Traffic Safety Education Association (ADTSEA) and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). It outlines the purpose, products, and standards associated with these programs aimed at improving driver safety and education. The content includes a comprehensive list of organizations, companies, insurance providers, simulator manufacturers, and vehicle manufacturers involved in driver education. Additionally, it details the curriculum standards for novice drivers, emphasizing the importance of effective training to reduce traffic accidents among young drivers.

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What are the key concepts of the drive-right driver education program?

It supports teen drivers at every turn with clear facts, procedures, and real-life scenarios. Equip your students with the skills to navigate the road with confidence. Drive Right empowers teens to become safe, responsible, and low-risk drivers.

What are the safe driving tips for seniors?

Avoid driving at dawn, dusk and night. If you are extremely light-sensitive, check with your eye doctor to see if it can be corrected. Keep your windshield, mirrors and headlights clean, and make sure your headlight aim is checked when your car is inspected. Choose a car with larger dials and easy-to-read symbols.

Do any states require drivers ed?

Seven of these States (California, Illinois, Louisiana, Maine, Michigan, Rhode Island, and Texas) require driver education prior to licensing and each has a single statewide curriculum. Three States (Alabama, Minnesota, and North Dakota) do not require driver education and do not have a statewide curriculum.

What are the NHTSA safe driving tips?

10 Safe Driving Tips for 2025 Buckle Up. Every Trip, Every Time. Ensure Children Are in the Right Seat. Drive Sober. Pay Attention to the Road. Obey Speed Limits. Never Drive Drowsy. Share the Road Responsibly. Pay Attention to Flashing Lights.

What are the 7 habits of safe driving?

Learning Center 1 Always wear your seat belt. 2 Obey traffic signals. 3 Dont drive under the influence. 4 Dont text and drive. 5 Drive the speed limit. 6 Obey work zone speed limits. 7 Share the road with bicycles motorcycles. 8 Dont talk and drive.

What are the 5 Cs of driving?

The five Cs- Care, Caution, Courtesy, Consideration and Commonsense taught at our driving schools seemed to have been forgotten or ignored altogether by many motorists.

What is the NHTSA safe system approach?

The Safe System approach is about prioritizing strategies that reduce injuries associated with crashes. It also portrays the prioritization of safety as a shared responsibility among all traffic safety stakeholders.

What are the most risky driving distractions ing to NHTSA?

But its cell phone use specifically, texting, talking, and social media use that is the most common distraction. Texting, which includes messaging, is considered the most dangerous type of distracted driving because it combines visual, manual and cognitive distraction.

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