The simple and routine decisions need to become a matter of habit, allowing the higher centre of brain activity additional time for more difficult or complex decisions. Failure in execution is a failure to do what was intended and is not a mistake in decision. These may be used alone or in combination. Predictably, these decisions are often poor ones, resulting in accidents or near-miss situations. See Driver's Handbook for examples.
Assignments Identify six cues from watching other vehicles.
Make a list and bring it to the next class. Research and write in your own words what the legislation says about drinking and driving and not wearing seat belts, and what the penalties are if someone is convicted of one of these offenses. Instructional Approaches Presentation consists primarily of overhead transparencies or print handouts. Solicit information from the class and fill in the gaps. Discuss meanings and general principles.