Defensive Driving Course

Learning theory is no match for in vehicle training. Nowhere near

 

Agreed. And it shouldn't take all day.

 

simulators are around .. they can throw any thing at yah.. I've been in one 4 maybe 5 times.

example

 

i did ok with 3 screens myself. they can make the driver dizzy and or nauseous.. if so, you've got to make it known

 

come to think of it, I don't recall a 7 hr Defensive Driving Course including or not including a simulator. 30 minutes to an 1 hr on this side of the border..

Then again, I don't recall a 'Defensive Driving Class' as the label. They've been labeled something like ' Safety Driving Class' or 'Winter Driving Class' all of equal time spent in the classroom including a simulator with a mandate

perhaps a course online would suffice if accepted by said company. does the course require you to log on duty while online?

 

I took one of these in 2002 to have a "new driver" restriction lifted from my class 5, as required by law in NS.

The class went:
1 hr movie
Smoke break
1 hr movie
Smoke break
1 hr movie
Lunch
1 hr movie
Smoke break
1 hr movie
Graduation!

The certificates were all done ahead of time, as there was no discussion or participation or any requirement that you stay awake through the movies and smoke breaks.

 

I took a course a few years back through the company we broker for and it was enjoyable. I sat in a class with 10 other doughnut eating coffee drinking machines for 4-5 hours. We brushed up our knowledge, learned some things we never thought possible and did a few crazy simulator tests. Was it to cover the companies behind? Absolutely! Was it informative and would I do it again? Most certainly!