Attitudinal Dynamics of Driving:

This eight-hour, highly interactive course engages students in relearning road rules along with exercises designed to help them understand the connection between choices and consequences and helps them develop a plan to change their driving choices and behaviors.

Through small group discussion and active dialogue between students and instructor, this course will influence and challenge participants to change their behind-the-wheel behaviors and attitudes so they choose to drive safely, responsibly, respectfully and lawfully.

A recent National Safety Council study showed that students who completed the ADoD Course in the 12 months following had an 80% decrease in the number minor traffic violations and an average 77% decrease in major traffic violations.*

* Incident Experience of Massachusetts Drivers Before and After Participation in the DDC-Attitudinal Dynamics of Driving Course During the Period from January 1, 2011 to January 1, 2014.

Alive at 25

In a study conducted by the Colorado State Patrol in 2003, of 1000 random Alive at 25 graduates (500 voluntary and 500 court ordered), 89% of the respondents indicated they believed they would be a safer driver as a result of taking the class and, 92% of the respondents identified that they believed the class helped them improve their driving knowledge and skills.

In 2008 the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said that 17.40 per 20,000 drivers ages 15 - 24 die each year while Colorado Alive at 25 graduates died at a rate of 6/20,000 drivers killed each year. Comparing Alive at 25 drivers to NHTSA drivers, Alive at 25 graduates were 66% less likely to be killed in a crash before age 25.

TDIC

TRUCK DRIVER IMPROVEMENT COURSE

TDIC is a specialized 5-hour National Safety Council (NSC) online course. It consists of interactive learning, including the award-winning NSC Professional Truck Driver Online Course, plus three separate modules addressing speed management, fatigued driving, and adverse weather conditions. TDIC addresses the most common causes of truck-related crashes and violations, and educates truck drivers to make safe and lawful decisions. Content adjusts to the driver's profile, type of vehicle driven, risk-level and driving conditions. TDIC provides personalized, scenario-based training that helps students reflect on their own driving experiences and challenges.

Prop. 64 Drug Education, Misdemeanor PC Diversion & Truancy

Cobert Safety Professionals has adopted The Change Companies® Forward Thinking Interactive Journaling® Series to address the most common issues contributing to drug education, criminal misdemeanor diversion and  truancy.

These cognitive-behavioral courses, “My Substance Use” and “What Got Me Here,” are each delivered as a 1-day Saturday class and utilizes evidence-based strategies to assist youth involved in, or at risk of entering, the criminal justice system. The courses help young people to make positive changes to their thoughts, feelings and behaviors.

The Forward Thinking Interactive Journaling® Series was developed in collaboration with the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, Division of Juvenile Justice's Interactive Journaling® Charter.