RESEARCH-DRIVEN DRIVING LESSONS

SITUATIONAL AWare versus REACTION

Our brains can distrot our vision]

drivng is all abut vision. Vision problems directly relate to risk when driving

Fatigure or any attentional distration is deadly when in a car

autopilot our powerful brains are a danger you must always be on edge for

familiarity breeds contempt

pack mentailty can train you to atkae signtificantly more risk then you normally would accept

emotinoalcalm the internal cpu has a major effect on your safely when driving

social pressure acting as a distration has exploded in the last 3 years. WHY?

New drives are NOT experienced drivers so please stop treating them as copycat drivers

low quality minimally trained driving instructors  tcan only produce similar drivers

DTM

DSM

POSITIONING

JUNCTIONS

CAR CONTROL

all top research based skills that every driver must aquire to be given the best chance of surviving

EXPERIENCE of YEARS DECADES and MORE

is the true teacher of driving

CLOSE CALLS 

are the greatest teacher – are you listening?

INCREASED CAR CONTROL SKILLS is very important but can be dangerous to some brains – This fits into my arugument that new drivers are not experienced drivers and some information should not be presented to new drivers. 

Novice Drivers are not Experienced Drivers and need very specific requirements. Additionally there are many Naive Drivers also needing a different training.

G O find the proof for yourself I challenge you. 

Search 5 driving school website search for “driving school vacnouver qulificaitons or certification”

YMy reserarch showed nothing specific published but you will find many grandiose words and  zero proofo and many reference sto the basic ICBC requirements. Most have 4 weeks of training, and they have a deep research based understnding og how to stay out of tourble?  Did anyone ytake more professional eduation beyond the basics?   Or is this truly NOT a profession.. And then there is me. 

SECRET QUALIFICATIONS

In British Columbia, all driving instructors must be licensed by the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC), which requires a clean driving record, at least three years of driving experience with a Class 5 license (for car instructors), a criminal background check, and completion of an ICBC-approved instructor training course.

However, most driving schools do not publish detailed, individual certifications (e.g., specific courses, years of experience, or additional credentials) for their trainers on their websites. They often rely on general statements like “ICBC-licensed,” “certified,” or “experienced,”

THE USE LOTS OF FANCY WORDS

• “Our Instructors exceed ICBC requirements and have decades of driving experience… highly qualified and cater to the learning needs of each student.”
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• “Our driver trainers are top performers”
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• “Our instructors are patient and skilled… wealth of experience.”
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• “Expert instructors” providing “comprehensive training.”
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• “Patient and experienced instructors.”
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NOT ONE LISTED QULAIFICATIONS OR CERTIFICATION OR TRAINING PROOF

NOT ONE?

WHY?

Contrast with Competitors: As shown in the research, none of the Vancouver-area driving schools publish specific certifications for their instructors. They rely on vague statements like “ICBC-licensed” or “experienced,” which only meet the minimum legal requirement in BC (19 years old, 3 years of driving experience, and 13 days of instructor training). 

• COOPERS QUALIFICATIONS
• OPEN HONEST &TRANSPERANT
• PROFESSIONAL PROFESSIONAL PROFESSIONAL

• British Columbia Training:
• Classroom Instructor, Justice Institute of British Columbia, Graduated License Program.
• Driving Instructor’s License ICBC (Airbrake BCDL #0384498).
• Commercial Professional Driver Development Program.
• Class 4 Unrestricted License – Special Needs Bus.
• HUB Cycling Instructor Certification.
• Occupational First Aid Level 1 (#009709).
• Driver Training School DTCB (#2289).
• Ontario Safety League:
• Driving Instructor DI Certificate (#105559).
• Advanced Classroom Instructor ACI Certificate (#105569).
• Techniques of Instruction TI Certificate (#105567).
• 55 Stay Alive Instructor.
• Defensive Driving Course Instructor.
• Road Safety Educators Association:
• Trauma Course.
• Decision Making & The Driving Task.
• The Aging Process.
• Road Safety Facilitator Program.
• Evaluators Assessors Training.
• Disease Effects and Driving.
• Cognitive Stressors & Driving.
• Train the Trainer.
• Additional Qualifications:
• Skid School (8 years).
• Drove Throughout China (7 years).
• Senior Assessor, Applied Research Cell Phone Studies.
• Class 6 License – Motorbike (30 years).
• Extensive Fleet and Corporate Training.
• Car Crash Research.
• Senior Executive – Group Change Management & Systems Change Management.
• New Canadian Drivers.

rs Qualifications and Experience

situational awarenes vs reaction time

horn versus road rage

proactive versus reactive

offensive versus defensive

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