Teen Course Outline
Teenager driver training course consist of 30 hours of classroom instructions, which include 8 hours of nature and the medical, biological and physiological effects of alcohol and drugs and their impact on the operator of a motor vehicle and the dangers associated with the operation of a motor vehicle after the consumption of alcohol or drug abuse, and the penalties for alcohol and drug related with a motor vehicle violations. Including 2 hours parent training curriculum standard.
Also 8 hours of behind the wheel on the road with a licensed instructor. This training is conducted in four classes of two hours each. The student will learn the basic driving skills necessary to operate a motor vehicle safely.
Program studies outline:
Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicle laws and procedures.
Signs, Signals, and Roadway Markings.
You as the driver in the Highway Transportation System.
Developing Proper Seeing Habits While Driving.
Using the Controls to Handle the Vehicle.
Driving in the City and Vehicle Maneuvers.
Dealing with Emergency Vehicles.
Alcohol, Drug, and Driving Risks.
Left and Right Turning Maneuvers
Defensive Driving Tactics.
Owning and Maintaining a Vehicle.
Knowing Connecticut Alcohol Laws.
Upon completion the Driving Education Course, Connecticut Driving School, Inc. Will issue a certificate certifying that he or she has completed 30 hours of Classroom Instructions, Including 8 Hour Course of Safe Driving Practice with 2 Hour of Parent Training.
Most Insurance Companies offer you a 10% to 20% off discount on your insurance with this Teenager Electronic Driver Education Certificate, (e-DEC)