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Lesson 1: Before Getting Started: Pre-entry Check (Recommend 4 Hours Practice) Carrying appropriate documentation (Permit, License of Supervising Driver, Insurance, Registration, Emergency Information) Review knowledge of all road signs How to respond if pulled over by law enforcement How to respond if in a crash (Documents, 911, Exchanging Information, etc...) Vehicle check: lights, tires, fluid Leaks, etc Locating gauges and their functions Review all instrument controls Adjusting seat and head restraint Adjusting mirrors Wearing seat belt Review brakes and airbags Review all gears (both standard and manual transmission) Starting the car Hand placement on the wheel Moving forward Backing Placement in lanes Steering (test on multiple cars) Stopping (test on multiple cars) Appropriate stopping distances Turning vehicle off & locking the car 1

Lesson 2: Parking the Car/ Driving in Familiar and Light Traffic Areas (Recommend 13 Hours Practice) Scanning Entering traffic Noticing pedestrians/ children/bicycles/animals Speeds up to 35 MPH Yielding Narrow roads Traffic lights Stop signs (Including 4-way stops and flashing red lights) Stop lines at intersections Smooth stopping Crosswalks Rights of way: pedestrians and bicycles Entering traffic from a turn Turning without a stop Turning with a signal or green arrow Turning from a stop Backing out of any parking space Parking - angled space Parking - right and left turns into space Parking - side of street/parallel Parking on a hill 2

Lesson 3: Increased Traffic and Unfamiliar Roads (Recommend 18 Hours Practice) U-turns Turning with multiple turn lanes Roundabouts Changing lanes Curving roads at higher speeds Being passed Speeds up to 50 MPH One-way streets - entering from both sides One-way streets - exiting from both sides Parked cars along the road Multiple point turns Sharing the road: motorcycles Sharing the road: light rail or public transportation Sharing the road: bike lanes Blind intersections 3

Lesson 4: Expressway/ Highway/ Interstate Driving (Recommend 15 Hours Practice) Entering the highway Speeds up to 75 MPH Using mirrors Curves at high speeds Hills at high speeds Being passed Passing Left lane law - minimum speeds and passing only Allowing others to merge Merging into center lanes Negotiating large vehicles, vehicles on side of highway Move over law Exiting the highway 4

Lesson 5: Driving in Complex Environments and Nighttime Driving (Recommend 20 Hours Practice) Defensive driving Unexpected items on roads Adverse weather (snow, black ice, sand on roads, rain, hydroplaning, wind, etc ) Glare at dusk or dawn Rush hour Construction zones 10 hours of nighttime driving practice Mountain roads Gravel/dirt roads Tunnels Railroad crossings Parking garages Move to the right for sirens and lights School zones School bus stop arm Adapted by the Colorado Teen Driving Alliance from the manual developed by the Mesa County Health Department and from the Behind the Wheel Training Guide from the Colorado Department of Revenue with support from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment Sponsored by the Colorado Department of Transportation 5