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"The worst men often give the best advice."—Philip J. Bailey

Crash Facts

"Among children under 5 years old, an estimated 316 lives were saved in 2000 by child restraint use. Of these 316 lives saved, 282 were associated with the use of child safety seats and 33 with the use of adult belts.";

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Homework Assignment: Rate Your Parents as They Drive


Use this evaluation form to rate your parent's driving.

This is a silent assignment. In other words, you shouldn't make comments out loud while you observe. That might provoke or distract the driver which is dangerous (on many levels).


Homework Assignment: Getting to Know Your Car

Here's some homework to help you know your vehicle better. Print this out, get a clipboard and head for the car you will be driving.

Some of this information can be found on the car's registration and insurance card, if you have one, as well as the owner's manual for your vehicle. A parent or guardian should accompany you with the keys to access these documents and to guide you as needed.

"The 60 Second Driver" Video Clips

DRIVING TIPS— an A through Z, comprehensive VIDEO LIBRARY at your fingertips! Brought to you by Manitoba Public Insurance and CTV, the 60-Second Driver series provides tips on a variety of driver safety issues. For more information, check out our Safety Columns, the Road Safety section, or try our Driving Quizzes.
 

My Motorcycle Put Me in a Wheelchair

TomWheelchair September 17th, Saturday— An overcast, but warm, late summers day. The last day of my life as I knew it. I had turned 21 the month before and was looking forward to my trip to California. Where I would attend the Musicians Institute for Guitar. All the arrangements had been made. I had already been playing guitar for 16 years and had dreams of becoming "A Rock Guitar legend."

I had been told by many that I had great musical talent. Unfortunately, I also possessed a propensity for speed.

Drivers Ed Game

Drivers Ed GameTest your driving skills with this online Drivers Ed game!

Practice Backing out of a parking space, stopping at an intersection, right and left turns, parallel parking, merging with traffic, parking in a parking space or take some driving exams. Test your skills now!

The "WHAT IF . . .? Game."

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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The Game: Driving Skills for Life by Ford Motor Co.

The web site, www.drivingskillsforlife.com, includes four study modules and a quiz, car care videos, several interactive games, and enhanced curriculum noting the importance of eco-driving to personal safety and the environment.

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