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Online Driver's Ed

Suncoast Safety Council (SSC) has teamed up with AAA to offer a comprehensive online driver education class for beginning drivers. AAA’s How to Drive program is America’s leading driver education curriculum used by more than 2,700 driving schools throughout the US.

The How to Drive course was designed to develop the knowledge needed for students to prepare for a lifetime of safe and responsible driving. It will benefit anyone who wants to learn more about driving and may serve to better equip students for the written exam.

 


  • Same curriculum as a classroom setting offered in a convenient and self-paced delivery

  • The most up-to-date information available

  • Innovative delivery including video, synchronous presentations, simulations and interactive exercises to enhance content retention






Price: $125 


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Questions? Please call: (727) 442-0233 or e-mail drivesafely@safety.org

AAA technical support: (877) 476-1254 


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Suncoast Safety Tips

Live safely!

Take care of yourself. Regular exercise makes you less injury prone. And don’t forget sleep – when you’re well-rested, you can better avoid everyday hazards, both at home and at work. Remember: Staying healthy is one of the best ways to stay safe!

 

Suncoast Safety Tips

Machine Hazards Lurk in Offices Too

 

Don’t underestimate machine hazards in the office. Pay attention when using paper cutters and machines with feed mechanisms, particularly if you’re wearing loose clothing or dangling jewelry.