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Great Respect of Time
Time is a considerable element in overcoming one’s fear of driving. Choosing a calm, slower approach is essential to moving forward in learning to drive the car.
- Breaking down movements into minor pieces.
- Allowing the learner to achieve these steps at their own pace.
- Keeping quiet to give the learner total concentration on the single element.
- Ensuring the environment is also calm and peaceful.
- Constant checking to ensure anxiety levels are manageable and not spiking out of control.
- Building a trusting exchange of information – many hide their stress in silence.
- Allow for open discussion about confusing or misunderstood words.
- Repeatedly allow the learner to stop, wait, rest, end, repeat or get out and walk around, or switch drivers and let the instructor drive.
- Instructors must learn to stop, listen, and slow down the information exchange.
Choice In Your Hands
“Should I drive to our target streets to start, or would you like to drive us there today?” “Would you like me to drive us back to your home, or would you like to take us back today?” We present choices for you, the driver, to decide. Decisions in the driver’s hands are top priority, always.


Master fear and anxiety .
Learn to minimize all driving related contribution to your fear.
In my first decade in driver education, I tried to present an accurate picture of driving by including that smaller dark side. Police officers supported my efforts by showing crash vehicles and destroyed bodies, but businesses and the public generally frowned upon this information.
As a teenager, I was strategically (secretly) managing my friends to avoid trouble, danger, injury and the widespread but stupid driving risks.
Today this has all changed! I no longer edit speaking of the risks because a growing percentage of my clients are coming to me with a clear understanding of these real risks of this darker side of driving. Many of whom have sadly experienced it.
Finally, my deep understanding of this game of driving is in good use by helping others navigate this ever-changing, always risky task.
Today I am helping my new friends stay out of trouble. It is an amazingly fulfilling task every day!
The goal is to achieve a well-informed, objective view of this driving task and work towards a Calm Driving strategy. To learn what I am doing as I sit in the passenger seat, keeping us both safe. To learn to maximize your actions to drive at the lowest risk possible.
🙂 Cooper
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How Did I Overcome My Fear As An Instructor?
Learn the real vigilant visual scanning I do to keep the new driver, who is in control of my car, SAFE!
Learn to maximize your actions in order to drive at the lowest risk possible.



Cooper’s Qualifications
British Columbia Training
Ontario Safety League
Road Safety Educators Association
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Teaching Philosophy – Good Driver
Life fills our brain with experiences and events that differ for each sibling, even when we grow up in the same house. One may think it’s a fun experience. The other may think not.
These core experiences accumulate and grow into habits as we enter adulthood, as we add new beliefs and new routines. Sometimes we repeat our old patterns over again. New habits and old habits both hold great power.
So how do we change? Improve? Learn?
Crash research repeatedly points to our cognitive abilities, our thinking as the leading cause of crashes. Your decision-making is what counts most.
► Don’t talk on a cell phone.
► Don’t drive on drugs.
► Don’t drive when tired.
But maybe there is more…

How to book a driving lesson with Cooper?
The best time to drive is TODAY, or 10 years ago…