2. FINAL STAGE TRAINING LEARNING OUTCOMES

2.1. Theoretical Training

Eco-friendly, safe, and considerate mindset. Behavior in slippery conditions.

After the training, the student:

  • is aware of factors that increase hazards in traffic;
  • understands the benefits of an eco-friendly, safe, and considerate driving style;
  • knows what determines the grip between the tire and the road;
  • perceives and knows personal weaknesses related to traffic behavior linked to their personality and can adjust behavior accordingly;
  • is motivated to drive eco-friendly, safely, and considering other road users.

Slippery driving risk avoidance practical.

After the training, the student:

  • knows the time and space needed to stop the vehicle;
  • understands that even a slight increase or decrease in speed significantly affects the driver's ability to stop the vehicle;
  • realizes that the stopping distance on a slippery road is much longer than on dry asphalt;
  • understands that depending on weather conditions and differences in road surfaces, the stopping distance varies;
  • is motivated to drive at a speed appropriate to the conditions and maintain safe distances.

2.2. Driving Training

Enhancing eco-friendly, risk-avoiding, and considerate driving style.

After the training, the student:

  • has a realistic understanding of personal driving habits related to driving;
  • is motivated to drive in a manner that conserves the environment, avoids risks, and respects other road users.

Slippery driving risk avoidance exercises.

After the training, the student:

  • has a realistic understanding of personal skills and possibilities for handling sudden situations;
  • can perform emergency braking;
  • can use necessary techniques for detouring around obstacles;
  • can choose different braking techniques depending on the road condition and trajectory, and understands vehicle controllability during the braking process;
  • understands that the driver's possibilities to take actions to restore safety in sudden situations are limited;
  • is motivated to drive in a way that conserves the environment, avoids risks, and respects other road users.