Topics:
Introduction
- Important Links and Downloads
- Driver Readiness Quiz
Module 1 – Core Philosophy
- What is an acceptable risk when driving?
- Collision Statistics
- The Challenge
- Preventable Collisions
- Driver Competency Model
- Quiz
Module 2 – SAFER System of Defensive Driving Part One
- Space
- Attitude
- Foresight
Module 3 – SAFER System of Defensive Driving Part Two
- Eyesight
- Responsibility
- Quiz
Module 4 – Adverse Conditions
- Adverse Conditions
- Weather Conditions
- Light Conditions
- Road Conditions
- Traffic Conditions
- Driver Conditions
- Vehicle Inspections
- Vehicle Breakdown
- Quiz
Module 5 – Two-Vehicle Collisions
- Six positions of a two-vehicle crash
- Proper passing techniques
- Quiz
Module 6 – Other Vehicle Collisions
- Backing Collisions
- Wild Life Collisions
- Jackknifing Collisions
- Rollover Collisions
- Quiz
Module 7 – Emergency Driving Techniques
- Emergency Braking
- Visual Targeting
- Collision Avoidance
- Antilock Brakes
- Passive Safety Systems
- Active Safety Systems
- Wheel Drop Off and off-road recoveries
- Tire Blow Out
- Quiz
Module 8 – Drinking, Driving and Drugs
- Drinking and Driving – The Statistics
- Myths around impaired driving
- Effects of alcohol on driving ability
- The impact of impaired driving
- Penalties for Drinking and Driving
- Vehicle impoundment program
- Other Drugs both illegal and prescription
- Conclusion
- Quiz
Module 9 – Fatigue
- Fatigue statistics
- The definition of fatigue
- Fatigue causal factors
- The concept of sleep loss and the impact of not getting enough sleep
- Circadian rhythms and the factors that can disrupt those rhythms
- Work and medical factors that can impact sleep
- Sleep cycles
- How age affects sleep
- Rhythms of alertness and sleepiness
- The impact that fatigue can have on your life
- Fatigue indicators
- The impact of fatigue on night driving
- The Stanford Sleepiness Scale as a way to judge your level of fatigue
- Aids to better sleep
- Good sleep practices
- Ways to manage time and stress management
- Strategies for journey management
- Strategies that work minimally
- Strategies that do not work
- Strategies that do work
- Responsibility and fatigue
- Quiz
Module 10 – Conclusion
Duration
Approximately 6-7 hours
Pass Mark
Testing conducted in this online Condensed Defensive Driving program is designed to reinforce the information presented. A mark of 80% must be achieved in order to receive a certificate of completion. Participants are able to repeat the course twice if the pass mark is not achieved.
Certficate of Completion
Upon successful completion of this online course, a certificate of completion will be available to download and print.
Important: A government certificate will be mailed to you within 3 to 5 business days. Take the government certificate to any Alberta Registry office to have the demerits removed.
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If you have any questions regarding this course or any of the others, please contact us.