Internet Curriculum Updated
TSC has already updated the internet-based program, and your students are being presented the new material now. No further action is required for this modality.
A new year brings new traffic laws to California. Several new laws will take effect in 2026. As a provider of traffic safety and driver education in the state, you should familiarize yourself with these changes so you can provide proper education and assistance to your students.
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Those of you who are delivering classroom instruction must ensure that you teach students the updated curriculum. You can access all of the latest curriculum materials for download via the Classroom Materials page on your affiliate administrative Web portal (login required). The files are available now, and you should begin using the updated materials immediately.
Please make sure that you and/or any instructors you employ are explaining the new laws to students and distributing the latest versions of the classroom materials, as you will be responsible for teaching/testing students on this new material!
To address this change, all curriculum materials mentioning the fact that decal-bearing low-/no-emissions vehicles are allowed to use High-Occupany Vehicle (HOV)/"carpool" lanes in California have been updated.
As your curriculum provider, Traffic Safety Consultants, Inc., (TSC) has already updated the instructional content of all internet-based courses as necessary, and the revised material is being presented to your students now. No further action is required for this modality.
New editions of the booklet and revised student materials will be issued with the annual legislative updates at the beginning of next year (2026).
Those of you who deliver classroom instruction must ensure that you teach students the updated curriculum. You can download the electronic files from the CA Course Provider administrative website (login required). Items impacted by this update (beyond the minor edit to the lesson plan) are:
As your curriculum provider, Traffic Safety Consultants, Inc., (TSC) strives to ensure that we furnish you with the latest and most up-to-date educational materials. As such, we have revised our Basic Driver Improvement Course curricula to account for new laws taking effect in Michigan for late 2024/early 2025:
A new year brings new traffic laws to California. Several new laws will take effect in 2025. As a provider of traffic safety and driver education in the state, you should familiarize yourself with these changes so you can provide proper education and assistance to your students.
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As your curriculum provider, Traffic Safety Consultants, Inc., (TSC) strives to ensure that we furnish you with the latest and most up-to-date educational materials. As such, we have revised our driver improvement clinic curricula to account for the update to the minimum finanacial responsibility (auto insurance) requirements. The new limits will go into effect for Virginia motorists on January 1, 2025.
Nearly a month ago, the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) quietly revised its point system for traffic violations—so quietly, in fact, that despite the November 6 rollout, the DMV’s website hasn’t yet been updated.
This change will be discussed in more detail at the upcoming biannual seminar, but the revised curriculum components are available to you for download now. (Specifically, this applies to the Lesson Plan (pages 128 – 129) and slide presentation; the workbook files have also been updated to reflect the revised copyright date, but the instructional content has not changed and you may use older versions already in print.)
Those of you who are delivering classroom instruction must ensure that you teach students the updated curriculum. You can access all of the latest curriculum materials for download via the Classroom Materials page on your affiliate administrative Web portal (login required). The files are available now, and you should begin using the updated materials immediately.
Please make sure that you and/or any instructors you employ are explaining the new laws to students and distributing the latest versions of the classroom materials, as you will be responsible for teaching/testing students on this new material!
A change to a longstanding law will take effect soon and, as a consequence, the Basic Driver Improvement Course curricula from Traffic Safety Consultants, Inc., (TSC) have been updated. Previously, drivers could pay a fee when registering their vehicles and would be able to drive without having auto insurance coverage. Effective July 1, 2024, every driver on the road will be required to have insurance (or be able to demonstrate financial responsibility with alternate methods) in order to register a vehicle in Virginia.
A new year brings new traffic laws to California. Several new laws will take effect in 2024. As a provider of traffic safety and driver education in the state, you should familiarize yourself with these changes so you can provide proper education and assistance to your students.
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| The copyright notice is at the bottom of the Table of Contents page. |
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| The copyright notice is at the bottom of the Table of Contents page. |
While there are no legislative updates or other changes required by regulation, we have updated the statistics (though there is still some lag, likely due to the pandemic). As such, we are making available the latest version of the Lesson Plan and the Slide Presentation to reflect these edits.
You may download these materials using the links below:
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| The copyright notice is at the bottom of the Table of Contents page. |