Hello City Driving School student!

If you are qualified to be prioritised to access the Zoom link for Phase 3 and Phase 4 online classes, below are the links.
You may refer to your file on the platform cds.permis.io to review your lesson plan. To refresh yourself as to how to advance in the SAAQ Road Safety Education Program (RSEP), click on https://www.citydrivingschool.ca/faq

For more info on the program and to request driving lessons, please consult our website at citydrivingschool.ca/debutant

ELIGIBILITY PREREQUISITE:

COMPLETION OF PHASE 2 (MINIMUM 28 DAYS), MODULES 6 AND 7 AS WELL AS IN-CAR SESSIONS 1-4.

Module 10 - Alcohol and Drugs

Tuesday, 10 June, 7pm-9pm

Module 10 is intended to publicize the effects of alcohol, drugs and medications on driving and the consequences of driving while impaired. Even when you're an experienced driver, driving a vehicle remains an activity that requires constant attention. Driving while abilities are impaired by alcohol, drugs or medication, is to risk committing a crime or being involved in a road accident.

ELIGIBILITY PREREQUISITE:

COMPLETION OF PHASE 3 (MINIMUM 56 DAYS), MODULES 7, 8, 9 AND 10 AS WELL AS IN-CAR SESSIONS 5-10.

Module 11 - Fatigue & Distractions

Tuesday, 17 June, 7pm-9pm

Module 11 aims to make you aware of two other causes of road accidents, namely, driver fatigue and distractions.

In Canada, fatigue may be a factor in 19% of fatal accidents and 23% of accidents overall: evidently, 1 in 5 drivers is involved in a fatigue-related accident. As for the problem of distractions, it has been underscored especially by the proliferation of cell phones and their increased use by drivers. Since other sources of distraction have undergone only limited study, it is hard to determine the risk each one represents. Therefore, Part 2 of this module will deal primarily with cell phones.

Module 12 - Eco-Driving

Tuesday, 8 July, 7pm-9pm

The principles and advantages of eco-driving were presented in Module 1: The Vehicle. Module 12 deals with how to apply eco-driving in everyday life, that is, when purchasing a vehicle, choosing a mode of transportation, planning a trip and performing driving manoeuvres with a passenger vehicle.

Further information on ecodriving and energy efficiency in general is available on the Web site of the Agence de l'efficacité énergétique du Québec at www.aee.gouv.qc.ca.

IN THE EVENT THAT YOU DO NOT QUALIFY, YOU WILL BE PLACED ON THE WAITING LIST AND YOU WILL BE OFFERED THE CLASS THE NEXT TIME.

MAXIMUM VIRTUAL CLASS SIZE OF 30 PARTICIPANTS

I look forward to seeing you in attendance!

Thomas Spiegler
Directeur Auto-École Cité | Director City Driving School
5047 ch. Queen Mary, Montréal | Québec | H3W 1X4
Tel: 514.738.2211 | spiegler@citydrivingschool.ca