ADSI is a new company, however our instructors are some of the most knowledgeable and experienced in the Driver Training Industry. They have trained and catered to industry and public service agencies for over twenty years, servicing the top 80% of the fortune 500 Companies. Our realistically intense and science-oriented approach is made easy to understand by our very seasoned instructors. This friendly and very supportive environment brings students to a proficient level at the student's pace and ability level.

Hands on Driving

Slalom
The slalom exercise helps to isolate the steering wheel, teaching the student how to make the correct steering inputs as well as establishing good hand and eye coordination. Students will begin to feel and control the lateral forces acting on the vehicle while in a turn.

Evasive Maneuver

This exercise provides the student with the opportunity to make split second decisions and to maneuver around simulated road hazards. The Evasive Maneuver Exercise is excellent for demonstrating to the student the importance of time and distance in a real world application.

Skid Avoidance

Driving in inclement weather terrifies most drivers, due to the lack of traction available. Learn what causes a skid to happen, how to prevent it and if necessary how to control it once your in this scary situation. Both under steer and over steer will be addressed.

Backing-up

This exercise provides the students with the opportunity to experience how to properly drive a vehicle in reverse while maintaining excellent control using precision steering.

Braking and Turning

Students will learn to maximize the potential of the vehicle's brake system without losing steering ability. Although ABS braking systems are emphasized students will be trained in both ABS
and non-ABS systems.

Driving Classroom

Vision , Line of sight and Night Driving
Where to look and how to be ready for most any hazard. Particular attention is paid to night vision, peripheral vision, and fatigue and their effects on driving.

Time and Distance

Learn time and distance relationships and that the higher the speeds the less time there is to react. Students will gain a clear understanding of how this affects their decision making capabilities.

Tire Talk

Tires are the most important part of the vehicle, most drivers take them for granted as a standard piece of equipment. Learn how tires greatly affect the lateral and longitudinal forces that are constantly applied to our vehicles. We will discuss design, air pressure and vertical load, traction and maximum capabilities.

Vehicle Dynamics

This discussion will give special attention to the forces acting on the vehicle as the driver uses the pedals and/or turns the steering wheel. We will discuss the vehicle’s limits, weight transfer, under steer and over steer, and how speed affects the lateral forces acting on the vehicle while turning as well as braking.

Braking and Turning

Braking and steering constitute one of the most critical relationships in driving. This discussion examines the longitudinal forces acting on the vehicle under heavy braking and how steering can be affected by these forces.

Student Performance

Each student's performance is accurately and objectively measured. Students must reach clearly defined goals and objectives, in order to successfully complete our course. Upon completion of the course participants will be given a written report of their performance. Since the average driver uses only 40-50% of the vehicle. Our students will be evaluated based on their ability to use at least 70% of the vehicles capabilities.