How it Works - Operating Instructions
INTRODUCING A REVOLUTIONARY TECHNOLOGY IN DRIVER EDUCATION
Welcome to Driving Success Inc., the inventor of The Controller™. The Driving Success Inc. family has been in business for over 62 years.
During these 62 years, we have taught more than 320,000 students how to drive. These new drivers came from all walks of life and represented every age group from 15 to 65. In addition, Driving Success Inc. has trained and supervised driver education professionals on how to instruct student drivers behind the wheel. We have taught these instructors how to keep control of their students' vehicles. We view maintaining constant control of a vehicle used in driver training as the single most important factor in preserving a safe and worry-free driver education program.
Recent History in Driver Education that Has Affected You
Until the 1990s, driver education played a key role in the curriculum and behind-the-wheel instruction in many high schools. Due to skyrocketing costs, driver’s education no longer plays an important part in many high schools. Many high schools only offer the classroom curriculum phase. High school systems still call it "Driver Education" to this day, but no behind-the-wheel learning phase.
Today, only 25% of all eligible drivers take a private, certified driver education course that includes both the classroom and the behind-the-wheel phases. The other 75% learn how to drive from family members and friends. The Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) law started in the 1990s when the law states: “A parent/guardian or anyone that’s had their drivers license for at least 3 years will certify that they and others have practiced with the new driver for a minimum of 50 hours”; which must be logged on a “Supervised Driving Log”; then given to your DMV, MVD or Tag Agency, etc.
Therefore, parents and other amateurs are now forced to teach the beginning driver how to drive. Note that our US Government does not tell any Parnet-Taught Driver Education that behind-the-wheel driving must have a dual brake on the passenger side, but they do say that, by law, all commercial driving schools must have a dual brake on the passenger side.
Unfortunately, many novice instructors are a threat to themselves, the students they teach, and other drivers on the road. Many of you may have seen on TV News or heard about a vehicle crash that involved a new learning driver, with a parent, and they were either injured or killed in a vehicle crash.
Many of you do not know this, but our governments in all States have not reported any vehicle crashes involving a student learner driving with a parent or friend in the passenger seat since the GDL began in the 1990s. In other words, at face value, they do not want the public to know how dangerous it is to teach anyone how to drive. There have been many thousands of vehicle crashes, injuries, or fatalities. Due to the passenger having no way to control the Brake. Do yourself a favor: use Google AI questions, and you will find that our States are Not Doing well in all GDL aspects.
NOW ANYONE CAN TEACH CRUCIAL DRIVING SKILLS AND MAINTAIN COMPLETE CONTROL OF THE VEHICLE AT ALL TIMES WITH THE CONTROLLER™.
A total approach to safe, convenient parent-taught driver education that gives you total control of your vehicle from the passenger seat.
HOW DO I USE THIS AMAZINGLY SIMPLE DEVICE?
The CONTROLLER™ is a dual-control hand-braking tool that quickly and conveniently attaches to the driver’s Brake Arm. In about 15 seconds, without the use of any special tools of any kind, you attach the CONTROLLER™, which has a C-clamp with a safety lock, to the brake arm on just about any model car, SUV, and truck.
The CONTROLLER™ is available in two sizes: for mid-size vehicles and larger vehicles. The CONTROLLER™ has a telescoping adjustment length on both mid-size vehicles and larger vehicles.
Once you have placed the CONTROLLER™ and adjusted it, sit in the passenger. Always hold the CONTROLLER™ in your right hand. Push the CONTROLLER™ to exert a slight downward movement in the direction of the driver's brake arm to slow the vehicle or bring it to a complete stop. It depends solely on the amount of pressure you apply. This leaves your left hand free to help a student with steering control.
Using the CONTROLLER™ is not only fun and easy, but it is as if you yourself had your foot on the brake, but the CONTROLLER™ is on the Brake Arm. With your left hand on the steering wheel when needed, you can control exactly what happens to your vehicle if your student makes an error in judgment. Turns are a breeze because you can slow your vehicle through them, and your student can see and feel exactly how a turn can be properly executed. Once your student has a better experience, you can take them into heavy traffic and highway speeds. Oh, since the CONTROLLER™ is the latest dual-brake system with advanced technology, you will be able to pull back on the CONTROLLER™ if your student is pressing the brake too hard or leaving it on, and if a vehicle is behind your vehicle. All you have to do is pull back, and your student will let off the brake. No other dual brake system lets you help your student.
CUSTOMER RESOURCES are invaluable lessons and user guides available only to purchasers of the Controller, they are:
The Parent/anyone Taught Driver Education Teaching Guide
The Student’s Important Learning Guide
The 7 Essential Lessons
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