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Road Awareness Founder Teaching Teens

RoadAwareness Founder Shaun de Jager, was invited to be a special guest instructor for Queensway AUDI to teach teens the skills needed to tackle our busy roadways.

Queensway Audi Teen Driver Development Program

Road Rage Kids

“Respect on the Road” released this video in an effort to bring attention to some of the poor behaviours shown on our roadways. If its not acceptable for children to act like this…why is acceptable for adults?

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2i8NUfl7tW4

Not an Accident

This was no accident and nor is any collision on our roadways. It’s time people start calling things what they really are. This was a ‘crash’ or a ‘collision’. Not an accident. What’s the difference you ask? An ‘Accident’ is something that is unavoidable and unforeseen. Collisions or crashes ARE predictable and therefore avoidable

When we go out on our roads, there is always a chance of being involved in a crash. Lets face it…it happens several times a day. Although…if they happen everyday, they are predictable. So how do you avoid them? Well for starters pay attention to your surroundings and road conditions. By keeping a careful watch on the vehicles around you, you are more able to spot certain behaviours that may lead to trouble. It only takes one person to not pay attention to create the conditions for a collision. However, it only takes one person who is paying attention to recognise those developing conditions and avoid them entirely. It’s a simple thing called ‘Situational Awareness’ but it’s something that is sorely lacking on our roads – especially among car drivers. The most attentive road users are motorcyclists and professional truck drivers. Both know full well that they must be well aware of everything going on around them and plan well ahead while navigating our dangerous roadways.

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