DRIVING SAFELY: Reason on the Road Item #385
DRIVING SAFELY: "Reason on the Road"
Item #385 - $104.95 Free S&H (Contiguous US)
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Viewers witness common driving behaviors like tailgating, not using turn signals, cutting cars off, and other inconsiderate behavior, from inside as well as outside the car. Not only do viewers see how dangerous such behavior can be, but experts give insight into how some incidents can escalate into violence. The SAFE process is explained and demonstrated: scan, anticipate, figure, execute. This is an excellent perspective for all new drivers and a good refresher for experienced ones! A Meridian Production. (15 minutes)
Length: 17 minutes
Copyright date: ©2000
Closed Captioned
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