DISCOVER THE BENEFITS OF SAFER AND MORE COURTEOUS DRIVING Whether you are just learning to drive, or are more experienced, this must-have guide will lessen the risk of an accident, or other unfortunate incident, for you and your loved ones. It will increase the chance of survival in the many unforeseen and difficult situations that are certain to arise. LEARN ABOUT Newer Safety Features Road Rage Distractions Dangers of Speeding and Tailgating Avoiding an Accident Handling a Traffic Stop or Accident Alcohol, Drug, and Drowsiness Impaired Driving Car Fires A Stalled Car Car Jacking Sharing the Road with Trucks, Motorcycles, Bicycles and Pedestrians, Mechanical and Weather Related Emergencies Recalls (Especially Regarding Air bags) Self-Driving Cars, AND MUCH MORE-PLEASE SEE THE TABLE OF CONTENTS.

Ever wondered if there is a way to drive on our Indian roads without getting into an accident? The good news is it’s possible! Most people think that there are too many bad drivers out there, so even if you follow the rules others may involve you in an accident. The truth is that by following rules, learning advanced driving techniques and defensive driving techniques you can ensure a lifetime of safe driving. There are thousands of people who do this all over the country. By picking up tips from this driving handbook you can also learn to drive efficiently and safely like the pros. Good driving techniques can be learnt by anyone who has an open mind. Good driving is science, not chance. Driving is something you will be doing most of your lifetime. So, give yourself the gift of safe driving with this book.

Driving isn't what it used to be. Today you're facing new rules of the road, distracted drivers, and updated technologies-entertainment and GPS navigation systems, ringing cell phones and beeping texts-that demand you take your eyes from the road, despite the hazards.

That's why AARP Driver Safety-the program that offers the nation's first and largest driver improvement course for drivers age 50 and older-offers Drive Smart: How to Stay Safe-and Save Money.

This e-book provides expert advice on today's traffic rules, driving conditions, vehicle technologies, and the dangers presented by other drivers. You'll find-

* More than 125 tips to refresh your knowledge of the rules of the road

* Recommendations to help you save money on auto insurance, fuel, and other driving-related expenses

* Strategies to help you avoid distractions, drive safely in inclement weather and recognize when it may be time for a loved one to stop driving

Drive Smart: How to Stay Safe-and Save Money provides valuable information to help you keep safe behind the wheel. And if you suspect your loved ones' driving skills could use a tune-up, then pass this e-book to them, too.

Teenagers are by far the most dangerous age group on the road: a 16-year-old is 12 times as likely as older drivers to die in a crash as a single occupant; put two young teens in a vehicle, and the odds of death and injury nearly double. Safe Young Drivers helps to address this enormous problem. It is an indispensable guide for teaching teens to drive. Intended for parents and teens to use together, it addresses parental issues such as how to choose a car for your teen, and provides teens with simple instruction and important tips to remember. With simple graphics, a complete index, and a section called Some ABCs for the Road, Safe Young Drivers is a valuable tool for all new drivers and their teachers.

In spite of better-engineered vehicles and roads, traffic accidents are increasing. Why? Drivers are now better prepared and trained. Accidents are also mostly preventable if only drivers learn defensive driving and accident avoidance techniques. It teaches among other things, to be helpful, courteous, and defensive regardless of who is at fault but who has the last clear chance to avoid the accident. It’s easy to learn and to execute. Without knowledge of defensive driving and accident avoidance techniques, that person is considered half a driver. We can’t continue the carnage in the roads; it’s expensive and can result in losing health and/or life. In this book, 1001 Ways to Drive Defensively, for your safety and driving enjoyment, the ideas are sometimes repeated because driving is a repetition of the same maneuvers for any trip made. To help remember the procedures, it is presented in different ways. It is also not organized chronologically because when we are behind the wheel, things don’t happen in logical order; the situations and circumstances do dictate. The author has a bachelor’s degree in education. He has been a North American driver for almost fifty years, most of which were in Cold Alberta, Canada, where winter could last for six months. You guessed it—lots of traffic accidents. Thus, the knowledge of defensive driving was a must. In Alberta, he was a schoolteacher, operated a driving school, a driving instructor and driver examiner. Author urges safety-conscious individuals not to wait any longer; get a copy of 1001 Ways to Drive Defensively. It makes driving enjoyable, less stressful, and most of all, you’ll experience safety whenever you are behind the wheel. Don’t forget you’re protecting the most expensive thing that was created, and no amount of money can replace it. This book is suitable for all drivers. However, discretion is necessary; you might save one or two accidents in what is left of your driving days. We all have to pitch in and help make the roads safer. No government can do it alone. We must not forget that other drivers are our friends we haven’t met. Why don’t we help them and, in the process, help ourselves too? In an accident, regardless of who is at fault, we’ll still suffer the same consequences. It takes only a second or two to help versus days or months recuperating. Some drivers make this statement, “whatever I do, if other drivers make a mistake what can I do?” Drivers that have this kind of reasoning forget that to be safe, one does not only drive their vehicle, follow traffic rules, but help other driver if they make a mistake. Apply defensive driving technique if one notices a condition that can develop into vehicle conflict.
This book will make a perfect gift for anybody, for any occasion and they will be grateful and remember you for life.

BEFORE YOU EVEN THINK ABOUT HANDING YOUR TEENS THE CAR KEYS, DO EVERYONE A BIG FAVOR: CRASHPROOF THEM!

Every year, six million sons and daughters will become first-time drivers. Fifty-eight percent of them will be involved in a car accident within a year of getting their license, and a significant portion of these crashes will be fatal. But here's the good news: research has shown that car crashes can be reduced by up to 30 percent when you, the parent, are actively involved in your teen's instruction and set certain limits.

In Crashproof Your Kids, certified driving instructor and dad Timothy Smith has combined the collective wisdom of numerous experts to develop the Crashproof Plan: a series of behind-the-wheel exercises designed to improve your teen's driving awareness, behavior, and skill in a way that fits your schedule. Written in a highly accessible, informal, and often humorous style, this comprehensive plan begins where drivers' education programs end, and includes:

• A step-by-step plan to develop your teen's braking, car control, and defensive driving skills

• How to handle road emergencies and basic car maintenance

• Tips on helping your teen deal with dangerous distractions, including peer pressure and the use of alcohol and drugs

• The Crashproof Contract, which outlines the expectations, responsibilities, and rules of the road for both the teen and the parent

You'll get plenty of help on how to communicate vital driving concepts to your teen, and you'll laugh, learn, and sympathize with stories from parents who have already been there. Crashproof Your Kids is an essential resource for any parents wanting to help their teenagers successfully navigate the single most dangerous activity they'll ever undertake.

'The Best Book On Learner Driver Training That I Have Ever Read'

Roger Seccombe * Driving & Riding Professional Instructors Association

This defensive driving text takes a learner driver from never having turned a vehicle ignition key before, through to going for their licence test, and much, much more, including skid control, emergencies, commentary driving, anticipation, concentration, observation, & stopping distances. The driving test is easy, staying alive on the roads is not.

Learners, Instructors, parents or friends who wish to know ‘how and what’ to correctly and safely teach in 4 easy lessons, should read this book.

Some time ago I read that the 17 to 25 year age group only make up 15% of our total population but account for a huge 35% to 40% of our road deaths. This statistic alone prompted me to write this book in an attempt to help parents to teach their children correctly and to give learner drivers a reference book so they will hopefully learn correctly from day one.

This book has been written in an easy to understand way, with many useful illustrations to assist. Written by Award Winning former Australian Police Driving Instructor & Government Road Safety Adviser, Trevor Hobbs.

Many Government & Private Testimonials For This Book

REMEMBER - 90% of all motor vehicle crashes are caused by human error.

this eBook is for driving on the right hand side of the road. Trevor's version for driving on the left hand side is named Driving Test Education, and easily found here using those keywords

This has been formatted for optimal viewing on the iPad and other tablets.

This booklet has been compiled because of my interest in promoting road safety. It started back in 1985 with Advanced Driving, and then in 1991 I took the opportunity to train as a Driving Instructor. I have since retired after teaching for some 12 years. There have been many changes in driver tuition since I started. One of them has been the introduction of the Theory Test. Now it is necessary to pass the Theory Test before applying for the Practical Test. This Theory Test is in two parts. Firstly a Multiple Choice Question Paper, then a Hazard Perception Video Exam. Both together make up one Theory Test. This booklet is to assist with the first part, or multiple. Many of my friends in the industry tell their clients to buy books containing the questions. Only then if there’s a problem are they invited to come back and ask any questions on what ever queries they came across. Most times this works, but not always. So starting only as a hobby, I analysed each and every theory question, and wrote hundreds of notes. These became very extensive, so I then put them in some sort of order that non-drivers could understand. This hobby then turned into a project which I’ve put into print. It covers all the multiple choice questions in your exam. Every piece of information in this booklet is what the Driving Standard Agency requires you to know, not just what a Driving Instructor wants you too. You now have it, and it’s all facts. I’m sure you will enjoy it.

Even after taking Driver's Ed and passing that dreaded road test, there are so many things new drivers need to learn about the practical aspects of driving that will only come from experience.



Handing over the keys is a traumatic rite of passage for parents, and they will sleep better knowing that The Driving Book is in their teens' glove compartments. Covering virtually every scenario a new driver may face, from changing a tire to negotiating privileges with parents to handling a car in bad weather, Karen Gravelle helps teen drivers navigate through tricky new territory-on the road and at home.

Parents surprise a number of professional driving instructors with their approach to teaching a new driver how to drive. Driving is a life & death exercise and if you go about it incorrectly it can become a family tragedy. Instructors have debated the pro's and con's of where and when a new driver should be driving on the open road with many a parent. Some parents believe their child should drive in traffic within the first lesson, others hold back for too many hours. This book has been written to give guidance to parents, and driving instructors, who want to play an active role in developing any new driver. The concept of this book is simple; firstly we learn about the vehicle controls, then the manoeuvring procedures, followed by the more complex on-road procedures, through to the open road and traffic speed processes. By following this book, in page order, a new driver will develop these skills progressively and be introduced to the tougher tasks as a combination of earlier learned skills. By including drawings and basic descriptions the book can be share-read by the facilitator and the new driver to assist in the learning process.