Videos

An in-depth look at the dashboard of a vehicle. This video will show what each gauge does and why a driver should be concerned.

Step 1: Know where you're going
Find good directions for wherever you're going. Keep them handy and review them carefully so you will be prepared.

Step 2: Know the city's driving rules
Research some of the key driving rules that can change from city to city before driving. For example, some cities allow turning right on red while others do not.

Step 3: Heed traffic signs
Pay close attention to all traffic signs, especially those indicating one-way streets, construction zones, and highway entrance and exit ramps.

Step 4: Know what's happening in the city
Know what might be going on in the city during the time you're driving. Find out if there will be any events that might affect traffic, and listen to traffic reports on your car radio.

In today’s Tread Life episode, we will teach you how to change a flat tire. Though this can seem intimidating, with the right tools, a few tips and a little know-how, it’s something you can handle.

On February 16, 2016, Tennessee Highway Patrol Troopers partnered with Tennessee Department of Transportation HELP Operators for Operation SOS - Safety Operations on the SmartWay.
The Move Over enforcement effort comes on the heels of a year of tragedy for TDOT. In 2016, three TDOT workers were struck and killed while on the job, including HELP Truck Operator James "J.R." Rogers.

By law, Tennessee motorists are required to move over for stopped emergency vehicles, including HELP trucks and other highway maintenance vehicles.

More than any other state, Tennessee focus on alcohol on the driver license test. The test has 7 to 8 multiple choice questions (25%) about alcohol, drugs, and DUI penalties

Test your knowledge of the road signs for the State of Tennessee. This video is created by driversprep.com to help you pass the written knowledge exam and to be a safe driver.

Parking a car precisely is an essential skill for every driver - as we will need to do this at the end of every journey. We have already made step-by-step videos showing how to complete each manoeuvre but in this video we will share a few extra tips that might help make it even easier to park your car.

Do you worry about your students driving? It's no wonder. Each year nearly 3,000 teens die in vehicle crashes as a result of impaired and distracted driving. And prom season and summer driving are the most dangerous times for teen drivers. This 45-minute virtual assembly will show your high school students just how dangerous inexperienced driving can be. The assembly was filmed live at the Ford Rouge Factory Tour building in Dearborn, Michigan, with a live high school classroom. If you weren't able to join us for the live event, you'll now be able to watch the recorded assembly above at any time, from the comforts of your classroom. Your students will see a drunk driving simulation, crash test demos and more. Plus, we had students try on a drunk suit and goggles and try to catch a football and walk a straight line—it's entertaining, and eye-opening. Plus, do you know what a crumple zone is? You'll find out.

Getting a driver's license is a rite of passage for teenagers, but it also marks the start of their most dangerous years on the road. Teen drivers have much higher crash rates than adults. Fortunately, there are ways parents can help to reduce the risks. This video highlights the stories of three teens whose lives ended too soon and examines common factors such as inexperience, immaturity, and speeding that lead to many crashes involving young, novice drivers.

Teaching a new driver can be challenging; with these tips, helping new drivers get their license is a breeze

"Driving Skills for Life" Program which is designed to help teenagers learn to drive safely and defensively. More information on this program can be found at: http://www.hightechdad.com/?p=9120

Children's of Alabama offers tips to help your teenager stay safe while in the driver's seat