Overcorrection—also known as oversteering—is a dangerous and surprisingly common mistake made by drivers of all experience levels, especially teenagers. On Today’s Episode of Throwing Your Parents Under the Bus Podcast, Veteran Crash Investigator and Driver Safety Expert, Mike Pehl drives home the tips and tricks you can do after to prevent or correct an overcorrection.
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“Hello, Jamie has completed his Drive Safe Ride Safe course. I was very impressed with this online Driver’s Ed class and have wondered if it trumps my older two son’s in-person class. (Their Driver’s Ed teacher retired and the school district couldn’t find a replacement.) My son has been engaged, spontaneously reporting back on what he learned, and has been sharing observations while I am driving. I also really appreciated the parent’s section at the end — and wish it would have been available to me on my first child, rather than learning it by trial & error (and absolute freak-out!) by myself. So many good pointers and helpful insight for consideration in the process of training a child how to drive. Thank you!” – Jamie’s mom, Shawna
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