Defensive Driving (DDC)

Key Elements

• Principles and Foundations of Defensive Driving
• The Driver (Dealing more with Attitude)
• Dealing with Intersections & Right of Way Regulations
• How Passing may Lead to Collisions and Related Psychology
• Aggressive Drivers and How to Avoid Being One

All students who participate in the DDC program and pass the knowledge exam with 80% or better and have a valid Alberta Drivers License will qualify for a 3 point demerit reduction on their license (this must be applied for at any registry office)

Managers, fleet safety officers and administrators are encouraged to ensure that staff members who drive company vehicles; or drive personal vehicles on company business, complete a Defensive Driving Course at least every two years, as part of their due diligence in the promotion of corporate safety.

Course dates are subject to change. Courses will be cancelled if registration is below the minimum number of registrants.