Summer 2011 Accident Avoidance Schools Announced (Richmond)
 

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Summer 2011 driveWISE Accident Avoidance Schools Announced
March 3 - Glen Allen, VA
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

driveWISE, a Virginia-based driver education company since 2006, is proud to announce a series of eight Accident Avoidance Schools at Richmond International Raceway this summer. These schools will be held on the weekends of June 25-26 and September 24-25, 2011 in a parking lot at the Richmond Raceway Complex on Laburnum Avenue and are open to all licensed drivers in nearly any street legal vehicle. This series is made possible by McGeorge Toyota, the National Auto Sport Association, and Evolution Performance Driving School.

Unlike state-mandated driver improvement clinics which only involve classroom lectures, driveWISE Accident Avoidance Schools focus on time behind the wheel. Students will participate in low-speed blacktop exercises, such as a panic stop or emergency lane change, all with professional high performance driving instructors riding along, and each with group discussions in between.

"We teach specifically for the moment that everyone dreads, like when a deer runs across the road and stops in front of you." said driveWISE Chief Instructor Mike Junior Johnson. "We safely recreate those situations with traffic cones in a parking lot because the driving principles and physics are exactly the same. We want our students to know how to react when the time comes, because we believe that all accidents are avoidable if proper car control is taught and practiced."

Although driveWISE Accident Avoidance Schools are geared toward teenagers and other new drivers, everyone is welcome regardless of age or experience level. Parents are encouraged to participate as well. Entry fees start at $75 per student per half-day phase, spaces are very limited, and pre-registration is required.

"These schools are great for the community, and we at McGeorge Toyota are proud to be involved. It's a lot of fun, and it makes our roads safer one driver at a time, which is a win-win situation for everyone." said Rod McGeorge.

For more information or to pre-register, please visit http://www.drivewiseusa.com or call (804) 545-3949.

Re: Summer 2011 Accident Avoidance Schools Announced (Richmond)
 

Discounted advance registration for the driveWISE Accident Avoidance Schools outside Richmond International Raceway on Saturday & Sunday June 25-26, 2011 will open at 12:01am Friday March 25. Pricing will be structured so the earlier you register, the greater the discount will be. There will be four identical half-day schools to choose from, so (for instance) those who live in town can do a morning school and still have the afternoon for other activities, or those coming from out of town can do an afternoon school and make a day trip of it.

Registration for all 2011 driveWISE Accident Avoidance Schools will take place through the National Auto Sport Association's main website. NASA is this country's fastest growing and most progressive high performance driver education & sports car race sanctioning body, and they are in full support of our program. Step-by-step registration instructions are listed in the FAQ at http://www.drivewiseusa.com and specific information/pre-registration pages for each of the June schools can be found here:

https://www.nasaproracing.com/event/1251 ... Saturday June 25, 2011 - Basic Training MORNING SESSION
https://www.nasaproracing.com/event/1252 ... Saturday June 25, 2011 - Basic Training AFTERNOON SESSION
https://www.nasaproracing.com/event/1253 ... Sunday June 26, 2011 - Basic Training MORNING SESSION
https://www.nasaproracing.com/event/1254 ... Sunday June 26, 2011 - Basic Training AFTERNOON SESSION

Re: Summer 2011 Accident Avoidance Schools Announced (Richmond)
 

New for 2011, our driveWISE Accident Avoidance Schools are the officially accredited and sanctioned National Auto Sport Association Car Control Clinics for the mid-atlantic region. Please visit http://www.nasacarcontrol.com to learn more about this great national program.