This was the title of a news cast done on ABC News tonight...
Click on the title and go watch the broadcast...this message speaks volumes...!!!
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
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Students learn and practice safe driving techniques on the simulator prior to real road driving!
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Simulation Training Effectiveness is based on Screen Size - while this Simulator appears smaller in design it's large screen size prove it to be a very effective training tool.
Adverse Weather Conditions
One of the safest methods of training for adverse weather conditions is on a Simulator - demonstrated here is Night Driving coupled with Winter Weather Conditions
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Classroom Performance System - allows students to participate in class continually...The students at DriveWise are taught and then tested at regular intervals to ensure proper learning transfer has occurred...having the classroom portion of the training program highly interactive leads to higher learning retention!!
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In a phone conversation with Dalton McGuinty, Tim Mulcahy remarked that 'with these new laws, Ontario will have the safest roads in the world.' But if you are between the ages of 16 and 21, they will also be among the most restrictive.
My friend, CSR expert storyteller Billie Mintz, an innovator in new media production is currently filming an investigative documentary that scrutinizes the distribution of the responsible drinking message. He wants to hear what you think about McGuinty's proposed new laws? Sound off here on the Toronto Chat Forums.
The Message in a Bottle is a 12 part web video series which examines the responsibility everyone shares regarding the advertising, sales, purchase and consumption of alcohol.
The world is changing; Ontario is becoming a safer place, but are we sacrificing freedom for safety?
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