Andrew
I have benefitted from TORP in the following ways: more careful in how I handle a vehicle; there is no need to break the law in any capacity, it’s just not worth it.
I have benefitted from TORP in the following ways: more careful in how I handle a vehicle; there is no need to break the law in any capacity, it’s just not worth it.
I have gained a better understanding of how my actions can affect other peoples’ lives and also my own life.
Putting the statistics on DUI offences was an eye opener. I certainly had a more casual attitude towards driving a couple of days after using recreationally.
I wish I had done it years ago. It?s reminded me of the real consequences of every driving offence, also being in a room with others discussing their offences and the consequences of repeat offences. I?ve been reminded first-hand how my actions could affect others. Losing some money and some time by getting caught has … Read more
It has opened my eyes to how dangerous the roads and other drivers can be, the affects I can have to others who share the roads.
Realising the affects that different offences can have in an accident and the seriousness of my action.
Yes really showed me how my present behaviour must change.
The benefit that I gained was awareness that my actions can affect other road users, that speeding is not safe and drink driving kills people and destroys lives.
I have seen the effects of drivers’ decisions on peoples’ lives. I have reflected on my driving and know that I want to be sage and keep others safe.
I have benefitted by taking the course by being encouraged to think more deeply about the consequences of unsafe driving habits and how these can affect all parties involved.