My goal is to help both new and experienced drivers to become safer, smarter, more cautious, more confident, and more professional. My goal is to "Drive to Save Lives," because I think if everyone does that, then we can greatly reduce, and maybe eliminate completely, the car and vehicle accident rate which today is tragically high.
I believe that driving a car is much more than simply operating a vehicle to maneuver it forward, backwards, and sideways. Driving a car is really better described as "navigating the roadways," because that is what you are, in fact, doing every time you get behind the wheel.
And road navigation involves so much more than simply pressing on the gas and the brake pedals and steering the vehicle where you want it to go.
True road navigation involves having a fully mature sense of responsibility, an intellect that fully comprehends the danger that is inherent in every drive, and the experienced skills that provide the ability to handle a 5,000-pound "missile" traveling at speeds of upwards of 65 miles per hour. Because that is what a vehicle is--it has the power to save lives when used properly, and that is our goal.
So whether you're a beginner, experienced, apprehensive about driving a car, confident, getting ready for your DMV driving test or just want to learn how to drive a car and navigate the roads in a safe, professional way, whether you're taking lessons, or just trying to learn some helpful safety tips, watching me narrate these videos will help you pass your road test and learn true road navigation so that your driving skills can be life saving!
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KEEP SAFETY ITEMS IN YOUR TRUNK:
Safety items are essential: a vest, a tire gauge, cones, flares, and other items may never be used, but they are the things that when you need them, you really need them and are really glad you have them.
Also don't forget to put some peppermints and granola bars into your glove compartment for use in case you become drowsy and aren't able to pull over because of weather or locale. Usually eating those will give you a lift and keep you alert until you're able to pull over safely.
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LINKS TO MY SUGGESTED SAFETY ITEMS:
Roadside Emergency Car Kit:
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Air Compressor/Tire Inflator:
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Jumper Cables:
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Spare Tires:
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Fire Extinguishers:
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Flexible LED Flashlight:
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Military Wool Car Blanket:
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Safety Vests:
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Safety Triangles:
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Traffic/Safety Cones:
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Umbrellas:
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First Aid Kit:
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Ice Scrapers:
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Road Flares:
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Red/Orange Towels:
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Phone Chargers:
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Solar Phone Charger:
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Car Trunk Storage Organizer Bin:
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FTC Legal Disclaimer - Some links found in the description box of my videos may be affiliate links, meaning I will make commission on sales you make through my link. This is at no extra cost to you to use my links/codes, it's just one more way to support me and my channel!
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