Defensive Driving Course 4
DDC 4, a National Safety Council approved course, is a fast-paced, four-hour driver
improvement program that also makes an ideal refresher course. In just a half day,
DDC 4 offers practical strategies to reduce collision-related injuries, fatalities,
and costs. It addresses the importance of attitude in preventing accidents, and
reinforces the good driving skills students already have. Most importantly, DDC
4 shows students the consequences of the choices they make behind the wheel, and
puts defensive driving in a personal context.
No other driver improvement course is so widely used by business and industry, courts
and government agencies, state departments, municipalities, driving schools and
the military. It’s one of the few driver improvement programs that offer consistent
quality and content nationwide. Yet, flexible enough for us to customize the course
to address driving and road conditions in your state or geographic area.
In addition to standard road rules and regulations content, NSC’s newly revised
DDC 4, 5th edition offers a fresh look into contemporary driving issues that impact
our behavior and safety on the road way. The 5th edition includes these expanded
course topics:
Expanded Topics
- Aggressive driving and road rage
- Fatigue and drowsy driving
- How driver behavior and mental conditions affect driving
- Defensive driving techniques
- The crash impact on passengers
- How to avoid a collision and case study scenarios
- Personal driving style evaluation
- Hazard recognition and collision avoidance
- Emotional impairment, common driving irritation and “Pet Peeves”
- The “Fatal Four” causes of a crash
- Driving skills inventory and assessments
- Occupant protection laws and graduate driver’s licensing
- Vehicle malfunctions and maintenance
- Our newly-revised 5th edition course materials include cutting-edge tools and resources,
tips and techniques that engage the participant and encourage positive behavioral
change.
Upon completion, each participant will receive a certificate from the National Safety Council. The cost per class is $650 up to 25 people.