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I wrote and designed this brochure for the nonprofit organization Driving Concepts Foundation which teaches teens how to be safe and responsible drivers. In the process, I also re-branded the organization with its new logo. Most parents do not understand the need for further drivers training for their teens and feel their child is a good, safe driver. This brochure aimed to educate parents on the need for the class and to explain what was the organization provides.
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Give your new driver the skills they need to be
safe on the road
Teen Car Control Clinic
The Governor’s Traffic Safety Administration, AAA, Ford Motor Company and other agencies have indi-cated that the solution to the problem is improved driver’s education.
The Driving Concepts Foundation was created to fill that void left by DMV training and give inexperienced drivers the tools they desperately need. We provide quality instruction that includes valuable information and life saving skills that all drivers can apply in every day driving situations.
here is a solution
Automobile accidents are the leading killer of teens
Teen drivers are more likely to engage in dangerous activities while driving, increasing their accident risk.
Driving Concepts is the solution to this problem
According to the National Traffic Highway Safety Administration, 35% of teen deaths in the United States are due to car crashes and 16-year-olds are seven times more likely to crash than other drivers.
Inexperience, lack of knowledge and poor decision making are the root of this problem. The current DMV system doesn’t give new drivers the skills needed to overcome these handicaps. As a result, young drivers are not prepared to drive.
Teen learns how to avoid a crash before it happens.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you need a license to participate?We accept anyone with a license or permit.
Do you need to be a teen to take the class?Any driver who would like to improve their driving abilities is welcome to attend.
What car should the student bring?It is important that the student learn in the car they will be driving if possible.
Must parents attend?The class is a fun learning experience for the whole family, we strongly recommend parents attend.
Will we get an insurance discount?It depends on your insurance provider, but our students have received discounts in the past.
Is this part of the DMV program?No, it is supplemental to the DMV program and does not count towards Divers Ed or Behind the Wheel.
Will you hold the class in other locations?Yes! If there are enough students and an available venue we will come to you and help plan the event!
How can I help?We are a non-profit organization always looking for new sponsors or tax-deductible donations. We also always welcome volunteers. For more information on how you can help please contact Judy Ray
[email protected] G. Camino Del MarLaguna Niguel, CA 92677
(949) 212-9339
Federal EIN: 65-1249617DLNL 17053207004037
State Charity #: CT0149964
hat makes Driving Concepts different?
DMV programs teach new drivers the rules of the road, but little about how to drive. Even though it is well recognized that improved driver’s training is the best way to reduce crashes among new drivers, if anything, programs are being reduced, and not improved.
Your child may be able to pass the driving test, but do they know what to do in an emergency situation? The critical choices one makes in a split second can be the difference between life and death. Driving Concepts Foundation gives new drivers experience beyond DMV training, increasing the chances that they will make the right decisions while driving.
How will your child react to an emergency situation?
Driving Concepts Foundation teaches teens how to recognize and avoid crashes by teaching new drivers: Visual Skills Space Management Speed Management Proper Braking Hazard Recognition and Avoidance Vehicle Operation and Management
There is no replacement for experience when it comes to drivers training. We show your teen why safe driving habits work and allow them to practice their skills, building confidence and ability.
We also go a step further by teaching your child what to do in case an accident or emergency happens to ensure their safety, as well as general car maintenance. This teaches responsibility and helps ward off insur-ance fraud, break downs and expensive repair bills.
We are a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization. We retain patient, trained, and professional drivers, or drivers with extensive training, to insure that your teen receives the best instruction possible.
Why does your child need further driver training?
Who is Driving Concepts Foundation?
What your teen will learn at Driving Concepts
Here is what some parents have had to say about our program:
“We found the course abso-lutely invaluable, especially here with the drivers in Southern California.” -- Janna C.
“It was incredible to see the improvement that was made by all of the partici-pants. Thanks so much. We only wish we had known about you when our sons first started driving!” --Beth P.
“Nathan’s driving is like night and day... I can’t believe the difference!” --Nancy D.
“We have been recommending the class to everyone who has a teen driver.” --Barbara F.
“The experience was a tremendous confidence builder and so worth it. You and your team of instructors did a marvelous, competent job of teaching the teens at all levels of driving skill and ability. “ --Felepe G.
“It was great to see all of kids gain confidence as the day progressed. As soon as Molly gets her own car, she will be back for another clinic.” --Jim S.
Testimonials
Parents and teens learn about the next activity
Proud mother watches her daughter improve her driving
Professional driver and founder, Judy Ray, teaches visual skills in the classroom.
Teen learns how to drive her SUV
Knowing what to look for can help prevent dangerous and expensive break downs.
