Lessons 1 and 2: Introduction Lesson 3: Introduction to "Reading Traffic" Lesson 4: The Tools for Reading Traffic Lesson 5: The Controls of the Car Lessons 6 and 7: Vehicle Condition and Operation (optional) Lessons 8 and 9: Driver Condition Lessons 10 and 11: Highway Driving Lesson 12: City Driving Lesson 13: Driving Slowly and Parking Lesson 14: Corners and Curves Lesson 15: Grid Roads Lesson 16: Passing and Crossing Intersections Lesson 17: Winter Driving/Rain Lesson 18: Night and Restricted Visibility Lessons 19 and 20: Emergencies Lesson 21: Insurance/Buying a Vehicle (optional)
Lesson 1: Vehicle Familiarization, Use of Controls, Looking Up, and Referencing Down
Lesson 2: Introduction to City Driving
Lesson 3: Highway Driving
Lessons 4 and 5: City Driving including Intersections and Parking
Lesson 6: Review and Finish Off
It is suggested that two classroom sessions be set aside, perhaps after Lesson Two (2) or Lesson Three (3) to provide for administration of the sign, written, and vision examinations.
It is suggested that, in light of the need to place considerable emphasis on issues associated with drinking and driving, that instructors may wish to schedule additional class sessions beyond the 100 minutes suggested for Lessons 8 and 9 (Driver Condition), particularly if the Over-the-Line materials are utilized. (This action would be in keeping with the recommendation of the All-Party Select Committee on Driving Safety.) The Over-the-Line kit is intended to serve as a complement to, not a replacement for, other valuable resource materials that are available from a variety of local sources, such as local D.W.I. committees. In addition, circumstances in your community may require the instructor to reschedule some sessions to deal with a "teachable moment"; such as, a serious motor vehicle crash in the community or to accommodate a guest speaker. Flexibility is the key!