Geared to Go A Workbook for Coaching New Drivers

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Complete Progress Assessment - SampleInstructionsThe Complete Progress Assessment should be used once all the individual exercises are completed andsigned off.The following is an example of what the completed Assessment may look like.111
SAMPLEPre-driving Habits, Instruments and Controls Good Fair Needs1. Pre-Trip Check2. Entering the Vehicle3. Knowledge and Use of Instruments4. Knowledge and Use of Controls5. Pre-Driving Habits6. Starting the Engine7. Exiting the Vehicle√√√√√Practice√√Comments:_______________________________________________________________________________________________2. Enters vehicle from rear which is incorrect_______________________________________________________________________________________________5. Does up seat belt before completing seat adjustment_______________________________________________________________________________________________6. No park brake while starting engineStarting Good Fair Needs1. Visual Skills2. Signal Use3. Use of Pedals and Steering√√Practice√Comments:_______________________________________________________________________________________________1. No mirror check_______________________________________________________________________________________________2. Did not signal when leaving curb_______________________________________________________________________________________________3. Hard on gas pedal and brake, poor controlStopping Good Fair Needs1. Visual Skills2. Signal Use3. Use of Pedals and Steering4. Position – Curb, Other Vehicles√√√Practice√Comments:_______________________________________________________________________________________________3. Hit curb hard_______________________________________________________________________________________________4. Did not leave enough space_______________________________________________________________________________________________Learner’s Signature:_______________________________________________Coach’s Name Signature: _______________________________________________Date:_______________________________________________112
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Table of ContentsExercise 7 - Drivi
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Message to ParentsGeared To Go: A W
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How can we reduce the risk of colli
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Communication tipsCommunicating cle
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Coaching InstructionsControl the si
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Driver progress reports and practic
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1Learning to drive is exciting. It
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Seat belts1It is the law. Everyone
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1ControlsAn experienced driver unde
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1Driver’s Progress Report - Exerc
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2NoteThis exercise provides informa
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2Driving down the roadIt is importa
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2StoppingAs in all other activities
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2Returning to a Parked PositionVisi
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3This exercise should be taught in
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3Driver’s Progress Report - Exerc
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4When the learner has gained the ne
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4Left turnsA left turn requires ext
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4Steering:• Hand position 1 2 3
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5This exercise consists of three di
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5Coach’s Tips• You may find tha
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5Leaving a downhill park (curb or n
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5• Continue moving slowly into th
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5Performance Assessment• Taps cur
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6Exercises 1 through 5 develop the
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6General residential driving tipsRe
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6IntersectionsCoach’s TipNew driv
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A6Uncontrolled intersectionsAn unco
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7When practising Exercise 7, the le
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Page 65 and 66: Speed control7• Review and discus
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Page 69 and 70: 8The first practice sessions with a
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Page 73 and 74: 8Highway driving safetyStay Safe -
Page 75 and 76: 8Lane Changing and PassingGeneral R
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Page 79 and 80: 9• Be courteous in the use of hig
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Page 87 and 88: 10Driving in Fog or Smoke• Uses l
Page 89 and 90: 11Exercise 11 deals with some commo
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Page 95 and 96: 11Off-Road Recovery• Keep firm gr
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Page 103 and 104: Driver’s Practice LogTasksExercis
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Page 111 and 112: Driving in Traffic Good Fair NeedsP
Page 113: Standard Transmission Vehicles Good
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Page 119 and 120: 116Diagrams and Drawings
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