Within the education plan for swedish driverse licens there are two mandetory risk educations! These must be done and approved befor the driver student can take ther theory exam.
Risk One gives you knowledge and insight into how alcohol, drugs and fatigue as well as other behaviors and factors affect driving ability.
Risk2, The Skid training, gives the student knowledge about how slippery surfaces affect driving and how drivers can tackle and avoid risky situations by acting preventively.
An education control must be booked to assess that the student has achieved sufficient driving skills to pass risk training 2. During the education control, the student can also gain insight into where the student is within the education plan and how many driving lessons may be required for the student to be fully trained.
The Risk Educations can be booked togheter as a full day at Gillingebanan in Vallentuna.
900 kr – 3890 kr
Stockholm's Traffic Safety Center Gillinge AB
Gillinge 1, 186 91 VALLENTUNA
The driver's license student is responsible for getting to Gillinge. If you travel by public transport, take bus 676 or 639 from "Tekniskahögskolan" or "Danderyds Sjukhus" towards Norrtälje. Get off at Gillingebanan
At the time of the course, identification must be proven with a valid ID, driver's license or passport.
At Gillinge, the driver's license student drives alone in automatic electric cars.
To pass this course, you need to be able to understand what it is about and take an active part in practical parts, conversations and group work throughout the course.
Your presence is registered with the Swedish Transport Administration immediately after completing the Risk Training.
At the time of the course, identification must be proven with a valid ID, driver's license or passport.
In order to pass, you need to be able to understand what the course is about and take an active part in conversations and group work throughout the course.
Your presence is registered with the Swedish Transport Administration immediately after completing the Risk Training.
