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Safer Drivers, Less Congested Courts

Get Both with an NSC Safe-driving Program

Motor vehicle collisions kill more than 40,000 people and injure millions every year. Traffic courts play an important role in addressing this issue by retraining drivers to improve their skills and attitudes, particularly young drivers and repeat offenders. NSC safe-driving courses can provide opportunities to educate drivers, reduce penalties for traffic infractions or satisfy court requirements.

An NSC safe-driving program is a good alternative to traditional court and conviction options that can:

● Reduce court congestion: When drivers pay court fines and sign up for a safe-driver program, judges have far fewer traffic cases to hear and roads become safer

● Lower administrative costs: When NSC is allowed to handle some or all of the tasks for managing the safe-driver program, courts save administrative costs

● Improve driving skills and behaviors: Drivers learn better driving conduct and choices through unique and effective NSC defensive driving courses

● Create safer roads: As more drivers are trained, roads become safer and collisions, injuries and deaths are reduced

Nationwide, more courts rely on NSC than any other provider for driver safety training.

Partner with NSC, the Leader in Driver Safety Training

NSC courses have leading-edge curriculum based on research into best driving practices, techniques and driver choices. Several are available depending on the needs of your safety program.

Alive at 25

This highly interactive program teaches young drivers how to make safe, respectful and legal driving decisions. It is a perfect enhancement to court-mandated driver education programs that focus on laws. After completing this course, young drivers learn to take control of situations and become responsible for their actions, attitudes and driving behaviors.

State Courts Against Road Rage (SCARR) 3rd Edition

SCARR challenges drivers to confront their dangerous driving behavior by using compelling images and engaging multimedia to demonstrate the serious consequences of their irresponsible and reckless actions. The course is designed for drivers who think emotionally rather than rationally. Typically, they can’t explain what they thought when the infraction occurred as much as how they felt. They haven’t linked impulsive thinking to hard facts yet. Candidates for this course:

● are referred by the court system 
● were involved in a collision 
● had their license suspended for speeding 
● had a permit or license suspended for street racing
● are referred by their probation or parole officer 

Course Features
 ● 4 hours separated into 4 modules
● Easy to customize based on needs

The goal is to help participants develop and choose alternative behaviors that lead to responsible driving. This includes helping them to identify ineffective and dangerous driving behaviors, take respectful and responsible driving actions and, ultimately, avoid future violations and collisions. 

Attitudinal Dynamics of Driving - NEW EDITION

This course, designed specifically for state programs with repeat offender laws, can also be used by courts for repeat offenders, reckless and aggressive drivers, and imminent risk categories.

Defensive Driving Course (DDC) Online

This 4-hour course re-educates drivers on key fundamental driving skills and motivates them to change their behind-the-wheel behaviors and attitudes. It’s available online so it can be taken anytime, anywhere.  

Chronic Offender

This 8-hour, behavior-based course was developed to educate and reduce prolonged recidivism among chronic traffic violators and is recommended for drivers with poor driving behaviors or egregious traffic offenses.

Let NSC Customize a Safe-driving Program for You

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