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LEARN BEFORE YOU DRIVE

Learn to read the road, understand what is happening, predict what may happen next, and begin making driving decisions before you take control of the vehicle.

Passenger → Traffic Reader → Decision Maker

What should I learn before I start driving?

Start developing the thinking skills drivers use before touching the wheel.

Can I learn to drive from the passenger seat?

Turn everyday rides into driving-learning opportunities.

What does it mean to read the road?

Learn how drivers collect information from everything around them.

What should I be looking at?

Learn where your attention should go while reading traffic.

How far ahead should a driver look?

Learn to see situations early instead of reacting at the last second.

How do I recognize a driving hazard?

Learn to recognize situations that may require action.

How do I know which vehicles around me matter?

Identify the vehicles most likely to affect your path.

How can I tell what another driver might do?

Use movement, signals, speed, and position as clues.

How do I predict what will happen next?

Start thinking ahead instead of only reacting.

How do intersections work?

Understand what happens when different traffic paths meet.

Who has the right-of-way?

Understand who should proceed and who should wait.

What does yielding mean?

Learn when and why drivers give another road user priority.

Why does following distance matter?

Understand how space gives drivers time to respond.

How does speed affect reaction and stopping?

Understand how speed changes your available time and space.

How do drivers know when it is safe to turn or change lanes?

Learn how drivers evaluate traffic before moving into another path.

If I were driving, what should I do?

Begin making real driving decisions before controlling the vehicle.

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