Introduction to Zone Control

This 20 page pdf by Fred Mottola offers large, easy to read graphics on how to use Zone Control when driving. There are many diagrams and charts that are simple and concise. It describes your line of sight when driving, zone conditions, locations and control. Some background knowledge may be needed to use this in a Driver Ed classroom, yet it's clear that this is about controlling the space around your vehicle when you drive.

Cookbook of Activities for Driver Education in the Classroom

This downloadable pdf has 56 pages of creative activities for the Driver Ed teacher in the classroom. No matter how motivated the teen is to learn to drive, (and they ARE motivated), a Driver Ed class needs a little "shaking up". These activities use everyday, easy to find objects and are sure to add interest to the class.

Cookbook of Activities for Behind-The-Wheel phase of Drivers Ed This book is from Idaho, and is a collection of activities for use with observers in the Behind-The-Wheel phase of a Drivers Education program. Most states require back seat observation of driving lessons. Here are 28 pages of activities for them to do while they sit in the back to observe driving lessons. Also see the Cookbook of Activities for Driver Education in the Classroom. Bon Appetit!

This site offers safe driving simulations and instruction. It is designed as a continuing ed for teens after Driver Education and offers links, games, car care tips, eco-driving module, teacher's guide and a Driving Skills for LIfe tool kit.

Don't get caught by surprise while you're driving! To increase your awareness of potential conflicts, always ask yourself  "WHAT IF . . ." about each item that may end up in your path of travel. How many "WHAT IF's . . ." can you spot?

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