Basic Vehicle Control Student will cover a brief review of basic vehicle control and BSR instructors will elaborate on the importance of the driving environment in light of vehicle control. The purpose is to make student recognize that they already possess certain natural, innate abilities, and that once developed, these abilities have a salient, positive effect on their everyday driving. The first crucial step in the BSR Accident Q Avoidance School program is teaching the basic skills required for simple, threshold emergency braking. While braking in a turn requires some of the skills demanded in threshold braking, multiple dynamics come into play, forcing upon the uninformed a severe sensory overload situation.
Student learn to deal with both lateral and longitudinal forces.
The BSR Accident Avoidance School recognizes that any driver, regardless of skill or experience, will faced with unforeseen conditions which result in little or no traction. Students will be taught how to deal with this lack of traction and how to maintain car control. They will then be put into skid situations safely at low speeds and will gradually master the subtleties of varying traction. The technique is demonstrated by the BSR instructor and then the student will have the opportunity to develop the skills at ever-increasing speeds. A number of common circumstances can force a driver off the road.