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20 Frequently Asked Questions (answered at the workshop)
1. Do you have to stop for funeral processions?
2. Do you have to obey speed limits in construction zone at night or when no workers are present?
3. Do you stop when a school bus stops at RR crossings?
4. How much time do you have to get through a yellow light?
5. How much over the speed limit can I go without getting a ticket?
6. Can you switch lanes in an intersection?
7. What if you don’t have enough seat belts for all of your children?
8. When can I use my horn?
9. What do I do if I’m pulled over?
10. Will my insurance company give me a discount for attending DDC-4?
11. Can I use my cell phone while driving?
12. What’s the penalty for not wearing a seat belt?
13. Can you make a U turn anywhere in Franklin?
14. Do you have to stop before making a right turn on a red light?
15. What is the speed limit in Franklin when it is not posted?
16. Can you speed with flashing lights on?
17. Who gets the ticket when passengers are not buckled up?
18. Can you make a right turning lane if traffic (going straight) is backed up?
19. What do you do if you are having a real emergency?
20. Why do we not have a serious Open Container Law in Tennessee (like Franklin has)?
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Driving to save lives, time, and money in spite of the conditions around you and the actions of others.
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safe driving techniques to prevent collisions and violations
how to recognize potential hazards
collision-avoidance techniques
common driving violations, and how to avoid them
how to change driving habits to eliminate moving violations
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The course is facilitated by a National Safety Council/Tennessee Regional Safety Council certified instructor.
Williamson County General Sessions Court, The City of Franklin, Juvenile Court and the Town of Nolensville - certificates are available at the end of class to satisfy those courts. (In most cases we will return the forms to the courts so you will not have to go back to court.)
NSC certificate are mailed directly from TRSC. (Valid throughout the United States.)
Offering:
Interactive learning in a non-threatening atmosphere.
An opportunity to learn in a fun and relaxed setting.
Your own participant's guide and the showing of
the latest National Safety Council videos.
Safe driving information for future reference.
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Location: The Factory (on Franklin Rd, one mile south of Mack Hacher, and one mile north of Franklin square), Building #8, Room #804. From Franklin Road turn East on Marketplace, go toward the back of the Factory and watch for the red awning on building #8.
Cost: $50 (You may pay by cash, VISA, Master Card, or a check payable to ISI-Defensive Driving)
Registration: Classes are held every Saturday morning at 8:30 and Monday and Tuesday nights at 5:30. You may register 15-30 minutes prior to the start of class.
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Directions:
From I-65: take the Cool Springs Boulevard West exit. Stay on Cool Springs Boulevard until it dead ends at Mack Hatcher. Turn right onto Mack Hatcher. Turn left on Franklin Road (first stoplight). The Factory is about a mile down on your left. Turn left into The Factory before Princeton's Grille (restaurant) and follow the lane back to building #8.
Classroom #804 is located in building #8.
Park in front of the Building 8 entrance, or around the side of the building.
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Map to the Factory.doc |
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What are participants saying about the DDC-4 experience?
I am going to have my daughter take the class.
Awesome teacher - I truly learned a lot.
Excellent ideas for aggressive driving and recognizing the signs in myself.
I loved the fact that the class was both informative, and fun at the same time. The practices and principles I learned today I will share with my friends nd family because they were so valuable.
Instructor was great - making us feel at ease, good humor, interesting with real-life examples. Terrific.
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Impact Seminars, Inc.
