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Driver Education

Within Health and Safety

Man in a first responder uniform sits in the driver's seat and looks into camera. Caption. Cuando la gente toma y maneja creen que son invisibles.

Residential street with parked cars. Caption. Accelerate gently and smoothly into traffic.

Young man speaks to a person holding a microphone up to his mouth just off camera. Caption. I eat or talk on the phone occasionally.

Closeup side view of a man sitting in a dark room, staring in the direction of a low light, possibly a TV screen. Caption. It's important to recognize when you are fighting sleep.

4 teenagers and a woman seated in chairs, pantomime driving in a car. The girl in the driver's seat holds up a plate and looks at the back seat while everyone points out the front window.

Digital illustration of a frowning stick figure sitting in a car and holding the steering wheel. Caption. Imagine you have to keep driving at high speed in a busy area.

Man faces camera and uses sign language, gesturing with 2 fists held close, palms down, in front of his chest. Caption. There are several important questions to keep in mind about driving safety.

Man faces camera and uses sign language, both hands have index and middle fingers out like scissors. Caption. Stealing a parking space.

Closeup on engine parts, showing a cylindrical plastic container with blue liquid inside. Caption. Brake Fluid Container.

Man faces camera and uses sign language, tapping 2 index fingers together. Caption. Be sure the positive terminal of the helping car is connected to the positive terminal of the disabled car.

Man faces camera and uses sign language. Caption. Make sure you understand the emergency procedures that can help prevent panic and possibly save lives.

Man faces camera and uses sign language. Caption. It is vital that you study and apply this information whether you are driving or riding in a motor vehicle.

Man faces camera and uses sign language. Caption. Any reputable licensed driving school can provide a complete driving course to help you.

Man faces camera and uses sign language, gesturing with both hands pointing down in front of his chest. Caption. Guide signs mark routes, intersections, service areas, and.

Man faces camera and uses sign language. Caption. When you start driving or leaving your car, make sure you follow all procedures.

Man faces camera and uses sign language. Caption. You will learn to analyze traffic situations, make wise driving decisions, and execute safe driving actions.

Man faces camera and uses sign language. Caption. Proper pressure makes it possible for the tire to grip the road evenly, more safely, and increases fuel economy.

Man faces camera and uses sign language. Caption. Always signal well in advance of any plan so other drivers have time to react.

Man faces camera and uses sign language. Caption. In this video you will learn about the basic maneuvers you need to park a vehicle effectively.

Man faces camera and uses sign language. Caption. Keep in mind that it takes longer for a truck to stop than a car.

Man faces camera and uses sign language. Reassure the injured individual and stay with him or her until an ambulance arrives.

A line of cars driving on a wet road with headlights turned on. Caption. Another dangerous phenomenon in the rain is hydroplaning.

Wide shot of a freeway with bumper to bumper traffic at twilight with dozens of brake lights illuminated.

Group of people help a woman and another out of the water. Caption. Another minute, and they would have drowned.

Man with bandage around his head holds a phone receiver to his ear. Caption. I was arrested for the accident.

Doctor leans forward towards an adolescent girl sitting up in a hospital bed, her head wrapped in a bandage. Caption. Narrator. A doctor told me I had been in a coma for ten days.

View through car windshield while driving down street at night. Caption. It damages lives and contributes to the growing amount.

Freeway with moderate number of cars. Caption. Accidents, by and large, happen during transitions.

Busy road at twilight with several cars traveling with their headlights turned on. Caption. Patrice as Narrator. When should your lights be on?

Cartoon of Otto the Auto on a road. Otta is a red convertible car with white tires where the headlights look like eyes and the grill is a smiling mouth. Caption. I hope you'll be careful at times like that.

Otto the Auto drives from the left along a street with a 2-story house and some trees in the background. Caption. He tells me about school bus safety.

Otto the Auto drives from the right along a road lined by tall office buildings. Caption. Let's learn the right way to wear safety belts.

Red sedan parked on a residential street. Caption. First, after the car's stopped, shift to park.

Man walks towards a car stopped in the middle of the street with the driver's side door open and no driver. Caption. The trigger for this behavior may be something minor.

View through windshield with car in motion. Caption. Be aware of what's ahead and give those.

Red car with test dummy driver and front hood smashed in. Caption. Wearing seatbelts really does save lives

Road construction workers with 1 worker holding a sign with the word, Slow. Caption. Para reducir la velocidad en zonas de obras.

Street accident scene. Police officer looks at damaged car. Caption. Or in traffic when you are least expecting it.

Closeup of crowded room of teenagers talking in a high school hallway. A man films them with a production level camera as another man, wearing headphones, watches the camera screen.

Blurry closeup of a sheet of U, S currency notes with amounts and faces of Benjamin Franklin on the 100 dollar bill, Ulysses Grant on the 50 dollar bill, Andrew Jackson on the 20 dollar bill and Thomas Jefferson on the 2 dollar bill.

Closeup of an illuminated digital illustration of the human brain overlayed on illuminated lines and intersection points. Text on screen reads, "Capacity to store 4.7 billion books."

Closeup of a police office at night speaking through a car window and shining a flashlight towards the driver. His eyes are staring at the driver and his mouth is open. Visible inside the car are the driver's arm and hand holding the steering wheel.

Still image from: Teen Kids News (Episode 1907)

Still image from: Teen Kids News (Episode 1909)

Woman's face and back with text, "Control Your Blood Sugars". Caption. That helps by keeping my blood sugars under control.

Askew closeup view of a teenage girl with a serious expression standing in front of red sedan parked on dirt. Caption. Being a girl, I love to beat guys.

2 male paramedics roll a person under a white blanket on a stretcher into a hospital setting. Caption. Female. This is a 19-year-old female coming in by A, M, R.

Woman crouches down to inspect the front wheel of an automobile with the front hood open. Caption. To do a vehicle safety inspection.