Connecticut Driving School, Inc.

This includes 8 hours of the nature and the medical, biological and physiological effects of alcohol and drugs and their impact on the operator of a motor vehicle and the dangers associated with the operation of a motor vehicle after the consumption of alcohol or drug abuse, and the penalties for alcohol and drug related with a motor vehicle violations.The course is given in two major sections, first four hours will include topics 1 introduction of the Alcohol Problem - Saying no and avoiding peer pressure, Topic 2 physiological and psychological effects of alcohol on the Driving Task, Topic 3 Alcohol Effects on the Driving Task, Topic 4 Knowing Connecticut Alcohol Laws, Topic 5 Nature of Alcohol - Related Crashes.The second portion of the eight hours course Topic 6 Dealing with Driver Fatigue, Topic 7 Preventing Road Rage, Topic 8 Developing Good Driving Habits, Topic 9 Highway Driving, Topic10 Driving Under Adverse Conditions and Handling Emergencies. Then Final 8 Hrs Safe Driving and Drug/Alcohol Test, 1 Through 10.This course is given normally on Saturday from 9 am to 1pm part 1 (four hours.) Continued by part 2 on the following Saturdays. Also on Tuesday from 5pm to 9pm part 1 (four hours.) Continuing on Thursday from 5pm to 9pm followed by a ten questions test. Once course is completed a CS-1 certificate will be issued to present on the day of your test. Either at Connecticut Driving School, Inc. or at Motor Vehicles Department.

Teenager driver training course consist of 30 hours of classroom instructions, which include 8 hours of nature and the medical, biological and physiological effects of alcohol and drugs and their impact on the operator of a motor vehicle and the dangers associated with the operation of a motor vehicle after the consumption of alcohol or drug abuse, and the penalties for alcohol and drug related with a motor vehicle violations. Including 2 hours parent training curriculum standard.Also 8 hours of behind the wheel on the road with a licensed instructor. This training is conducted in four classes of two hours each. The student will learn the basic driving skills necessary to operate a motor vehicle safely.

Two hours of Parents/Guardians/Student training curriculum standard, this class is to educate parent or guardians about the Graduated Licensing Law including passenger and curfew restrictions, Followed by, a ten question answer test. Next attendant, continued with student update on nature and affects of drugs and alcohol. The in class objective is chapter 1 ( You Are The Driver ) Your Driving Task, Your Driving Responsibilities, Your Driver's License. Continued with Chapter 4 ( Managing Risk With the IPDE Process ) The IPDE Process, Identify and Predict, Decide and Execute, Using the IPDE Process. Next attendant, Chapter 5 ( Natural Laws and Car Control ) Gravity and Energy of Motion, Friction and Traction, Stopping Distance, Controlling Force of Impact. Continued with Chapter 14 ( Effects of Driver Condition ) Emotion and Driving, Physical Senses and Driving, Physical Disabilities. Next attendant Chapter 15 ( Alcohol, Other Drugs, and Driving ) Effects of Alcohol on Driving Safely, Other Drug and Driving, Traffic Law Governing the Use of Alcohol. Included video ( Criminal Trial and Alcohol and the Law ) All chapter are reviewed by Chapter with questions and answers. Finally, Final Eight Hour Safe Driving Practice Drug/Alcohol Test, 1 Through 10 for the student. This course is given normally Tuesday Through Friday From 3 pm. To 5 pm.

xam given WRITTEN, in English or Spanish.Seating is limited and is reserved on a first come, first-served basis. WALK-INS ( Those not registered in advance) can not be guaranteed a seat at these motor vehicle exams.