Editor Reviews:

Amazon.com:
When most of us learn to drive, we are essentially taught "the rules of the road"; the location of the pedals and nothing more. No wonder driving is so DANGEROUS! "The Art of Intelligent Driving" picks up where Driver's Ed leaves off. It dispels common myths about driving and replaces them with effective techniques and knowledge that work.

Look at driving in a whole new way. You will gain an increased understanding of your actions behind the wheel and your car's responses to them. No race-driving techniques, just safe driving techniques.

New and experienced drivers alike will find this video highly informative. Parents with teenage drivers will want them to study this video often. Help make America's roads safer . . . practice "The Art of Intelligent Driving".

The Host: Jonathan Kinberg is a graduate of the Bob Bondurant School of High Performance DrivingTM. He has been engaged in automotive engineering and performance driving for more than twenty five years. He is also an experienced race driver and licensed member driver in the Sports Car Club of AmericaTM.

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Rating : - Especially helpful for new drivers, but great for all ages
This video really helped me feel much more comfortable behind the wheel. This DVD is really well structured, easy to understand, very interesting and really keeps your attention. I liked all the sections about how to properly use the brakes to avoid lockups and skids. I realized after watching this DVD that there was a lot that goes into driving, handling the car and what you need to pay attention to on the road. This DVD helped to heighten my awareness of the many things that I need to be aware of that can actually make me a smarter and safer driver. Even simple things like how to safely take a sharp turn or the smoothest ways to merge onto the highway or safely exit the highway are great. I think especially for new drivers this DVD can help give them some essential knowledge beyond just teaching them the meanings of street signs and traffic rules. If more drivers took driving this seriously and paid attention and actually understood what they think they understand about driving there might be fewer wrecks. I think this video helps the viewer understand that driving is not supposed to be a joyride, but something we try to do responsibly and with better knowledge than most people have. Let's face it almost none of us are professionally trained, expert drivers - learn from one who is.