Previously a private program, Ford’s "Driving Skills for Life" teen safe driving program is coming to four Australian cities — Melbourne, Geelong, Canberra and Sydney — with plans to reach
The Driving Skills for Life (DSFL) program is a safe driving intensive program for teen drivers. The program focuses on driving skills and hazards that teens don’t get in a regular driver training program such as distracted driving (including texting), vehicle handling, driving under the influence, and obstacle identification and reaction.
Teen driving is a concern now for Marentic, as her teen, Chloe, is turning 16 in a few days. Chloe received a Ford Taurus as an early birthday present, complete with MyKey, so Marentic and her
Vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for teens in the United States and much of the world. Ford Driving Skills for Life provides education and innovation to address the many safety issues faced by all new drivers.
Welcome to Ford Motor Company Fund’s advanced teen driver training program.
Safety Tips for Teen Drivers. Whether you’re just getting ready to hit the road or have been driving for months―or even years―take some time to review these 8 safe driving tips.
Ford’s Driving Skills for Life program aims to give teen drivers crucial skills they need to stay safe when they’re driving. Unlike driver’s education classes, this program is a free, hands-on event taught by experienced race car drivers.
Ford Driving Skills for Life (Ford DSFL) was established in 2003 by Ford Motor Company Fund, the Governors Highway Safety Association, and a panel of safety experts to teach newly licensed teens the necessary skills for safe driving beyond what they learn in standard driver education programs.
Jul 23, 2018 · Ford’s Driving Skills for Life program at DuPage Airport in West Chicago, Ill., teaches teens defensive driving manuevers and the dangers of impaired driving. Vehicle crashes are the number one
Second, hands-on driving programs such as Ford’s, while laudable, hardly make a dent in the almost 6000 annual teen deaths caused by motor vehicle crashes — the leading cause of teen fatalities.
