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D.L. Bearden, PhD
D.L. Bearden, PhD

The document provides an overview of topics and materials covered in Module Eleven of a driver's education course, including: 1) Vehicle use and ownership responsibilities like assessing personal vehicle needs and pre-purchase inspections. 2) Types of required vehicle insurance in Texas and how to file claims. 3) Environmental impacts of driving like littering and vehicle emissions, and strategies to reduce pollution. 4) The importance of organ, eye, and tissue donation programs.

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Academie St. John Parent Taught Driver Education Course Classroom Instruction TOPICS BOOK/MEDIA PAGE VIDEOS AND HANDBOOK QUESTIONS Module Eleven Consumer midtnautos http://ed.ted.com/on/Ai9u3NVW Responsibility Vehicle Ownership Classroom Instructional Phase Texas Drivers 1. What should you do if you damage an unattended Handbook vehicle? 11.1.1 Vehicle Use and Ownership p 11-2 If you are operating a motor vehicle that collides with and (A) Recognize immediate and long- damages an unattended vehicle, you must immediately term responsibilities and obligations stop and; a. Locate the operator or owner of the unattended vehicle and give that person the name and address of the for using and owning a vehicle operator and owner of the vehicle that struck the unattended including vulnerable roadway users vehicle; or b. Leave in a conspicuous place in (or securely (B) Create a personal needs attach in a plainly visible way to) the unattended vehicle a written notice giving the name and address of the operator assessment for selecting a new or and the owner of the vehicle that struck the unattended pre-owned vehicle 2. When are accident reports required? (C) Describe and perform a pre- If you are involved in a crash and the crash is not p 11-3 investigated by a law enforcement officer and the crash purchase/lease inspection of a new resulted in death or damage to the property of any one or pre-owned vehicle person to an apparent extent of $1,000 or more, you must (D) Consider the costs associated make a written report of the crash and must file the written with purchasing, leasing, and owning report with the Texas Department of Transportation not later than the 10th day after the date of the crash. The written a new or pre-owned vehicle including report must be on the appropriate form approved by the monthly payments with interest Department. 11.1.2 Vehicle Insurance HowTo http://ed.ted.com/on/G5Q495pg (A) Recognize the benefit of requiring Vehicle Insurance Texas drivers to be financially responsible for death, injury, or property damage that they may cause while operating a motor vehicle (B) Summarize types of coverage for the eight categories of vehicle insurance (C) Know the appropriate steps to file an insurance claim (D) Describe the factors for establishing and reducing vehicle Texas Drivers Handbook http://www.txdps.state.tx.us/driverlicense/documents/dl-7.pdf 1
Academie St. John Parent Taught Driver Education Course Classroom Instruction insurance rates (E) Discuss reasons individuals have vehicle insurance denied or revoked 11.1.3 Environmental Protection Nana411play4u http://ed.ted.com/on/t09f69HN and Litter Prevention Texas Antilittering Law (A) Define littering (B) Explain the Texas littering law and the Texas Department of Transportations litter prevention, Dont Mess With Texas campaign (C) Describe health, community, and environmental impacts of littering including analyzing the costs (D) List personal strategies to prevent and reduce litter on roadways (E) Describe the emissions and pollutants emitted by motor vehicles and evaluate the scope of the problem in Texas and the community (F) Explain reduced-risk driving practices that conserve fuel and reduce pollution (G) Explain the personal and global benefits of conserving energy, litter prevention, reducing pollution, and recycling 11.1.4 Anatomical Gifts stuartfraser04 http://ed.ted.com/on/xhCvPFy0 (A) Analyze the benefits, importance Anatomical Gifts of organ, eye, and tissue donation (B) Describe the laws and procedures for becoming an organ, eye, and tissue donor Texas Drivers Handbook http://www.txdps.state.tx.us/driverlicense/documents/dl-7.pdf 2

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  • 1. Academie St. John Parent Taught Driver Education Course Classroom Instruction TOPICS BOOK/MEDIA PAGE VIDEOS AND HANDBOOK QUESTIONS Module Eleven Consumer midtnautos http://ed.ted.com/on/Ai9u3NVW Responsibility Vehicle Ownership Classroom Instructional Phase Texas Drivers 1. What should you do if you damage an unattended Handbook vehicle? 11.1.1 Vehicle Use and Ownership p 11-2 If you are operating a motor vehicle that collides with and (A) Recognize immediate and long- damages an unattended vehicle, you must immediately term responsibilities and obligations stop and; a. Locate the operator or owner of the unattended vehicle and give that person the name and address of the for using and owning a vehicle operator and owner of the vehicle that struck the unattended including vulnerable roadway users vehicle; or b. Leave in a conspicuous place in (or securely (B) Create a personal needs attach in a plainly visible way to) the unattended vehicle a written notice giving the name and address of the operator assessment for selecting a new or and the owner of the vehicle that struck the unattended pre-owned vehicle 2. When are accident reports required? (C) Describe and perform a pre- If you are involved in a crash and the crash is not p 11-3 investigated by a law enforcement officer and the crash purchase/lease inspection of a new resulted in death or damage to the property of any one or pre-owned vehicle person to an apparent extent of $1,000 or more, you must (D) Consider the costs associated make a written report of the crash and must file the written with purchasing, leasing, and owning report with the Texas Department of Transportation not later than the 10th day after the date of the crash. The written a new or pre-owned vehicle including report must be on the appropriate form approved by the monthly payments with interest Department. 11.1.2 Vehicle Insurance HowTo http://ed.ted.com/on/G5Q495pg (A) Recognize the benefit of requiring Vehicle Insurance Texas drivers to be financially responsible for death, injury, or property damage that they may cause while operating a motor vehicle (B) Summarize types of coverage for the eight categories of vehicle insurance (C) Know the appropriate steps to file an insurance claim (D) Describe the factors for establishing and reducing vehicle Texas Drivers Handbook http://www.txdps.state.tx.us/driverlicense/documents/dl-7.pdf 1
  • 2. Academie St. John Parent Taught Driver Education Course Classroom Instruction insurance rates (E) Discuss reasons individuals have vehicle insurance denied or revoked 11.1.3 Environmental Protection Nana411play4u http://ed.ted.com/on/t09f69HN and Litter Prevention Texas Antilittering Law (A) Define littering (B) Explain the Texas littering law and the Texas Department of Transportations litter prevention, Dont Mess With Texas campaign (C) Describe health, community, and environmental impacts of littering including analyzing the costs (D) List personal strategies to prevent and reduce litter on roadways (E) Describe the emissions and pollutants emitted by motor vehicles and evaluate the scope of the problem in Texas and the community (F) Explain reduced-risk driving practices that conserve fuel and reduce pollution (G) Explain the personal and global benefits of conserving energy, litter prevention, reducing pollution, and recycling 11.1.4 Anatomical Gifts stuartfraser04 http://ed.ted.com/on/xhCvPFy0 (A) Analyze the benefits, importance Anatomical Gifts of organ, eye, and tissue donation (B) Describe the laws and procedures for becoming an organ, eye, and tissue donor Texas Drivers Handbook http://www.txdps.state.tx.us/driverlicense/documents/dl-7.pdf 2