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PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE OF DRIVER EDUCATION

Amos E. Neyhart

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Driving is a decision-making process that requires knowledge, skills and experience, all of which should be provided in a quality driver education course. This article reviews driver education in the past as it is now, and offers recommendations for the future: better preparation of driving instructors, switching from a time standard to a performance standard, and a leadership role from the private sector.

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Key concepts: Process (computing), Quality (philosophy), Public relations, Engineering ethics, Engineering, Business, Computer science, Political science