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Bell Ringer 1 Driver Preparation Factual

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Bell Ringer 1 Driver Preparation Factual

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    1. Bell Ringer #1 Driver Preparation (Factual) You and your buddies are getting ready to take a road trip to the beach to visit some friends. You have decided to drive your car. Before leaving for your adventure, write a short story of how you will make sure your vehicle, you and your passengers are up for the long drive (two paragraphs). Underline all factual information Collect and Read students responses aloud to the class. Discuss. Useful trip information: http://www.dmv.org/how-to-guides/pre-trip-maintenance.php#tz_VA Collect and Read students responses aloud to the class. Discuss. Useful trip information: http://www.dmv.org/how-to-guides/pre-trip-maintenance.php#tz_VA

    2. DAY 1 OBJECTIVES I will learn Pre-Drive Checks & Procedures Starting & Securing Tasks How to perform Under the Hood Checks Scheduled maintenance checks

    3. I. PRE-Drive Checks & Procedures People Pets Broken glass Direction front tires are turned Fluid leaks Stray cattle

    4. PRE-Drive Checks & Procedures 7. Weather 8. Directions 9. Tires Weather: will you need sunglasses? Rain-x? more time? Defrosting? Directions: do you know where youre going? Mapquest? Traffic jams during certain times of the day? Tires: proper tread wear? Weather: will you need sunglasses? Rain-x? more time? Defrosting? Directions: do you know where youre going? Mapquest? Traffic jams during certain times of the day? Tires: proper tread wear?

    5. ***show actual tires******show actual tires***

    11. Read story of how a fun weekend turned out to be ruined all because valuables were left visible in car.Read story of how a fun weekend turned out to be ruined all because valuables were left visible in car.

    12. -give examples of appropriate locations -develop a habit of where you put your keys-give examples of appropriate locations -develop a habit of where you put your keys

    16. Under the Hood Checks

    17. Under the Hood Checks

    19. After students have taken notes on under the hood checks and weekly self-checks, take them outside to the drivers ed car. Divide students into groups, give them labels and tape to physically navigate the different parts under an actual cars hood. ***In cold or rainy weather, remind students to bring jackets, gloves, umbrellas etc.*** After students have taken notes on under the hood checks and weekly self-checks, take them outside to the drivers ed car. Divide students into groups, give them labels and tape to physically navigate the different parts under an actual cars hood. ***In cold or rainy weather, remind students to bring jackets, gloves, umbrellas etc.***

    21. DAY 2 OBJECTIVES I will learn The different types of insurance How to purchase appropriate insurance What to do in case of an accident

    22. BRAINSTORM List at least three factors that determine the cost of your insurance. Explain why these factors influence the cost. List at least 3 insurance companies you have heard of.

    23. Read & Define the 7 Types of Insurance on p. 306-308 CLASS WORK Liability Uninsured Motorist Fee Collision Comprehensive Medical Payment No-Fault Towing

    24. MINIMUM Liability Insurance Coverage for VIRGINIA Liable = responsible Liability insurance is proof that you will be financially responsible if you cause damage to property or injure other people $25,000 for injury or death of one person $50,000 for injury or death of two or more people $20,000 for property damage

    25. Uh ohTraffic Crashes DMVM p. 37 STOP at the scene of the crash or as close to the scene as possible w/out blocking traffic. You may move the vehicles before the police arrive if the vehicles create a traffic hazard. GIVE HELP if someone is injured. Do not attempt to move an injured person from a wrecked vehicle unless you have the necessary medical training or there is an immediate danger such as fire. REPORT THE CRASH to the police as quickly as possible. Motor vehicle crashes involving property damage, personal injury or death must be reported to the police. EXCHANGE INFO with other people involved in the crash as ASAP. (CHECK HANDOUT FOR SPECIFICS) NOTIFY your insurance company ASAP!

    26. What now??? DMVM p. 37 Law enforcement officers are required to forward a written crash report to the DMV when a traffic crash results in: Injury or the death of any person Or total property damage in excess of $1,000. All crash information will be recorded on the DMV records. Click on the live link to show students how to access their driving recordsClick on the live link to show students how to access their driving records

    27. But what ifI hit an unattended car? DMVM p. 37 You must make a reasonable effort to find the owner of the unattended car or A reasonable effort to find the owner of the damaged property If you cannot find anyoneLEAVE A NOTE! Name Address Phone # Drivers license number Date Time REPORT to the police w/in 24 hours!

    28. Virginia Bureau of Insurance Presentation CD-ROM

    29. QUIZ Bell Ringer #3 You had a horrible nights sleep and are glad to hear the alarm sound. You stretch out your oh so tire limbs and head to the shower. After your shower you flip on the light and go the mirror to brush out your hair. You look in the mirror and the face looking back is not yours. Begin your story.

    30. Parking

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