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Module 1:Introduction to Driving
Overview of driver education, Indiana licensing process, and driver responsibilities.
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Module 2: Signs, Signals & Road Markings
Understanding traffic sign shapes, colors, common signs, and pavement markings.
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Module 3: Rules of the Road
Explanation of right-of-way rules, speed limits in various zones, and navigating intersections and roundabouts safely.
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Module 4: Basic Vehicle Control
Instruction on proper steering, braking, acceleration, turning, lane changing, and parking techniques.
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Module 5: Sharing the Road
Guidance on interacting safely with pedestrians, cyclists, motorcyclists, school buses, and large trucks.
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Module 6: Driving in Different Environments
How to adapt to rural and urban driving conditions, highway driving, and driving in adverse weather and nighttime conditions.
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Module 7: Defensive Driving Techniques
Techniques for hazard avoidance, space management, applying the SIPDE method, and responding to aggressive drivers.
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Module 8: Alcohol, Drugs & Distractions
Understanding how alcohol, drugs, and distractions impair driving, along with Indiana DUI laws.
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Module 9: Vehicle Systems & Maintenance
Overview of dashboard indicators, pre-trip inspections, and basic vehicle maintenance best practices.
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Module 10: Final Review & Assessment
Review of key driving concepts, test preparation tips, and reinforcing safe driving habits before the final exam.
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Final Exam
60-question exam based on course content.
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Distractions reduce your ability to notice hazards, react quickly, and make safe driving decisions.
Common types of distractions include:
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Visual distractions: Taking your eyes off the road (e.g., looking at a phone, GPS, or adjusting the radio).
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Manual distractions: Taking your hands off the wheel (e.g., eating, grooming, reaching for objects).
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Cognitive distractions: Taking your mind off driving (e.g., daydreaming, intense conversations).
Texting while driving is particularly dangerous because it involves all three types of distraction.
Safe practices:
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Keep your hands on the wheel, eyes on the road, and mind focused on driving.
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Avoid multitasking while driving.
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Pull over safely if you need to use your phone or deal with other tasks.
Reference Resource:
The Indiana Driver’s Manual is provided as a reference for this lesson. The manual is published by the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV) and is publicly available.
This document is not the property of Nexus Driving School, and we do not claim ownership or authorship of its content.
Direct link: https://thenexusdrivingschool.com/pdf/drivers-manual%20(1).pdf