You passed Drivers Ed. You passed your road test. But are you really prepared to drive yourself, your family, and your friends? What can you do to take control?
Safe driving is more than learning the rules of the road. Safe driving takes practice. In addition to classroom instruction, “Take Control” puts drivers behind the wheel with certified police driving instructors to practice the following techniques:
- The relationship between eye positioning and driving
- Vehicle pivot points in forward and reverse
- Skid recovery
- Collision avoidance
- Emergency braking
Take Control is an expansion of the Medina County Juvenile Diversion program. Since 2008 Medina County local law enforcement has offered a similar advanced driver training to teens who received their first traffic citation, in lieu of a traditional fine, thanks to the support of Medina County Juvenile Court.
Medina County law enforcement agencies participating in Take Control:
- Brunswick Hills Police 330.273.3722
- Brunswick Police 330.225.9111
- Hinckley Police 330.278.7161
- Lodi Police 330.948.2040
- Medina City Police 330.725.7777
- Medina Sheriff’s Office 330.725.0028
- Medina Township Police 330.723.1408
- Montville Police Department 330.725.8314
- Ohio State Highway Patrol: Medina Post 330.725.4921
- Spencer Police 330.648.2425
- Seville Police 330.769.4003
- Westfield Police 330.887.5151
- Wadsworth Police 330.334.1511