Driver Awareness Training, Page 89 Reviews

Provides some basic but critical guidance.

Reminds drivers about aspects of road safety

felt hard done by the tailgating question as did not give the option to pull over and let them past, but then said that was the best option!

While the course was generally good, it was overly long for the content offered. It was also wrong on several points, for example while it correctly quotes the stopping distances shown in the highway code, modern cars will stop in half this distance (the figures used have not been updated since the 1970s). Also, it has been shown by physicists that two cars crashing head-on into each other at 30mph do not suffer a crash equivalent to a 60mph crash, but rather each car suffers damage proportional to its speed, not the combined speed. I was also concerned that some of the questions during the presentation seemed to be almost encouraging poor behaviour, such as driving barefoot or with headphones in. Why even raise these points if it is bad practice? It's not illegal to drive off a cliff either, but I would not recommend it!

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Very good, all drivers should do this course every year . It's that good .

Mostly seems obvious but really is also a lot of bad habits we all can relate to somewhere or in some place. UK orientated and while valid for the UK (miles per hour) should probably state this at the beginning. For example while legal to drive with food and drink in your hand in some countries not in all (e.g. Cyprus).

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Fab to be able to do this online at my convenience:) Maybe make the presentation a little more engaging? some more vibrant animations and slide transitions plus perhaps a more engaging tone and intonation in the speakers. Overall though, a very good course:)

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