Years of successful driver training programs throughout Europe, with documented results, prove that the only way to teach students about their own limitations, and how the laws of physics affect their vehicle, is to control the learning environment. That requires a facility built for the sole purpose of enabling drivers to experience the threshold between control and loss of control safely. Without such a facility, these unique training methods cannot be safely deployed (source DAN report 2000). Currently, no driving schools in the United States provide such facilities and, therefore, we are not benefitting from these proven training methods.

The DriveRSTC™ Difference:

Facilities

• Formulated surfaces - Specially designed to provide control and regulation of vehicle speeds
• Radio contact - Remote instruction delivers high-volume participation
• Facilities designed for cities - Low noise and attractive grounds
• Modular design - Supports high-volume participation
• Water obstacles - Strategically placed to remain in the driver's line of sight and convey impact
• Computer systems - Measure and manipulate the learning environment
• In ground systems - Out of sight and highly sophisticated

Training

• Curriculum - Time-tested and proven effective
• Instructors - Certified based on successful training curriculum
• Driving modules - Specifically designed to support training
• Vehicles - All types licensed for road use
• Drivers - All skill levels (professional, military, and general public)
• Schedule - Day and night courses in most weather conditions
• Fun factor - Students have fun while learning how to become safer drivers

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