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Laws ........................................................................... 1  \nA. Natural Laws ................................................................... 1  \nB. People-Made Laws .............................................................. 2  \nII. Concepts ......................................................................... 3  \nA. The Highway Transportation System ................................................ 3  \nB. Risk .......................................................................... 3  \nC. Risk Management ............................................................... 3  \nD. SEE .......................................................................... 5  \nIII. Driving Tasks ..................................................................... 7  \nA. Pre-operative Procedures and Basic Controls ......................................... 7  \nB. Moving the Vehicle .............................................................. 9  \nIV. Additional Information .............................................................. 15  \nV. The Road Test And Licensing......................................................... 16  \nA. Learner's Permit ................................................................ 16  \nB. Scheduling the Road Test ......................................................... 16  \nC. Rules at the Road Test ........................................................... 17  \nD. The Road Test .................................................................. 17  \nE. License ....................................................................... 18  \nPART 2: COMPONENTS OF TRAINING  \nI. The Student ....................................................................... 19  \nA. Shared Characteristics............................................................ 19  \nB. Differences .................................................................... 20  \nC. Special Challenges .............................................................. 21  \nII. The Instructor ..................................................................... 26  \nA. Instructor's Roles ............................................................... 26  \nB. Ethics ......................................................................... 26  \nC. Personal Behaviors .............................................................. 26  \nD. Image ........................................................................ 27  \nE. What the Instructor Contributes to the Lesson ......................................... 27  \nF. Training ....................................................................... 27  \nIII. The Instructional Process ............................................................ 28  \nA. First Meeting ................................................................... 28  \nB. 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