Driver Awareness Training, Page 325 Reviews

The course is split in to far too many slides. 50 is an off-putting number and it's annoying having to click for the next one every 15 seconds when the slides could have been combined into one instead. Also there is a lot of text at the bottom of the slides so subtitles are very difficult to read. Hearing impaired users would seriously struggle.

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Great tick box tool to say subject has been addressed. Fails to provide little real life training on identifying dangers out there. Most practical saying was: Concentration, No advice regarding mind drift. Observation, what are we supposed to observe? Anticipation, again saying was used but not backed up with requirements of having driving plan. Space, how much, where, do light and weather hold any factors? Time, for what? Please come and asses my driving, teach me where I can improve to both stay alive and protect my car. Give me something real....

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too long...modules could be condensed....having 48? I think is too many. Slightly longer, and less is better.

Highways Agency became Highways England in 2015. Whilst the voice-over uses HE, the images use HA. this is confusing. Equally question 19 - I disagree - you shouldn't always try to exit your vehicle if you're in lane 3 on a busy motorway...first step is call for help; leaving veh could be more dangerous for certain drivers.

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Very simple to use - plug in your earphones and away you go. Finished in an hour, all very straight forward

I found the slides to be repetitive