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The 8 hour day, learn more about this program |
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SUV Program, learn more about this program
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Corporate Program, learn more about this program |
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Auto Cross Bachelor Parties, learn more about this program |
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Government training classes, learn more about this program |
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| More than one-third of teen driving fatalities are speed-related. |
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| Teens are more likely than any other age group to be involved in a single vehicle crash. |
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Winter
Driving skills are taught through our one-hour classroom multimedia
presentation and two hours in-car practical demonstrations.
Students will learn vehicle dynamics (physics) changes in, steering,
braking and effects on different road surfaces, how to use ABS-braking
correctly. The in-car portion allows students to safely correct,
front-wheel skids and rear-wheel skids. Students will be allowed
to use their vehicle for a portion of the in-car skid training.
All behind-the-wheel instruction is demonstrated
with Law enforcement Emergency Vehicle Operation Course professional
instructors during all exercises and students learn how to recover
from these simulated emergency situations to minimize “panic”
and “driver error.” At the conclusion of our Winter
Driving Clinic, parents and their teens will never look at driving
the same way again.
The Drive2Survive®
Advanced Driver Training Winter Driving Clinic is recommended
for all drivers, especially, newly licensed drivers. Minimum
requirements are that the student must possess a valid learner’s
permit and have had 20 hours of supervised driving experience
prior to attending the clinic. For students who are sensitive
to motion sickness, we recommend that you take, “Non-Drowsy
Dramamine” prior to attending the training.
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NIVD’S leadership has
more than 110+ years of combined law enforcement experience.
The company’s founders have trained tens of thousands
of individuals, from new drivers to law enforcement officials
throughout the nation.
The Drive2Survive® Programs are positioned as follow-up
to Basic Drivers’ Education to be the next level of
behind-the-wheel training to reduce “Driver Error,”
the leading cause of young drivers’ collisions and fatalities.
Our instructor staff has developed programs for all levels
of drivers; please see below for other training opportunities
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NIVD is always looking for
opportunities to create outreach with local high schools and
businesses to promote advanced safety and collision avoidance
training in local communities. To learn more about our Awareness
Driving Clinics for High Schools and community events send
us an email at: info@drive2survive.org |
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Allow our years of experience
in advanced driver training develop a program to reduce incidents
of collisions and liability to your company. More info: info@drive2survive.org |
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• Car Clubs/Team
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Team building and social
events with a twist of safety! Autocross Training: a fun way
to spend one or two days with club members or friends behind-the-wheel
in your own wheels in a controlled environment with professional
instructors. We can provide a full service event staff to
help plan your event. More info: info@drive2survive.org
(15-30 drivers) |
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• Driving Instructor
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NIVD utilize certified law
enforcement Emergency Vehicle Operation Instructors as its
driving instructors.
NIVD’S in-car instructors are licensed by (MVA) and
require:
- Certification by the state of Maryland in emergency Vehicle
Operation (EVOC) instructors for law enforcement.
- Attend a two week instructor training program at a nationally
recognized advanced driver training facility.
- Pass a rigorous practical driving test.
Safety Note:
Management believes that holding the instructors to the highest
training standards will ensure the quality of its programs
and the safety of students on the course. |
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