Registration
Welcome to the Team Safety Driving School (TSDS) registration page! We are excited and grateful that you are allowing us to train
your new driver on these important Crash Avoidance Maneuvers!
Our first class of 2025 will be January 4, 2025. Please read the important information on your way to the bottom of this page where you can register and pay for
this class.
We can take up to 25 students per class, when the class is full, we will start a wait list, if you have to cancel or change a date, you will have to
reschedule for a future class with a partial payment that will be determined by the date you canceled. Cancelation up to the last
week will be $50, cancellations during the last week will be a loss of full payment. Filling spots at that late of a notice can be very
difficult. Due to our limited number of classes in a year, our goal is to fill every available spot!
Expect an email a couple of days prior to the class as a reminder and to pass along any new pertinent information that isn't included.
***PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING IMPORTANT INFORMATION BEFORE COMING TO THE CLASS***
All classes will be held at:
Arizona Motorsport Park (AMP)
15402 West Camelback Road
Litchfield Park, AZ 85340
All Classes will start at 8:00am and finish by 3:00 to 3:30pm unless otherwise noted, parents that do not stay for the day should
be back by 2:15pm. Minors must have a parent or legal guardian sign the minor waiver first thing in the morning during
registration. Everyone on Arizona Motorsports Park's (AMP) property must sign a waiver and that includes all staff members. Lunch
is provided and will most likely be pizza or sandwiches, so if you or your teen have any special dietary needs, please let us know or bring your
lunch with you. Parents/guardians should be ready for the "recital ride" by 2:15pm unless otherwise informed. There is a mix
of families that either stay for the day or drop off and return to pick up their new driver. Parents are amazed at what their teen
accomplishes in one day from the recital ride along!
For those that stay for the day, you may want to bring a comfortable chair if you have a special one, other wise hard plastic
ones are provided, if you have an EZ-Up tent, you might want to bring it.
Student preparation: All classes are 100% hands on with little classroom time, so plenty of rest and hydrating the day/night before the class
is highly recommended. Check the weather for that day and dress appropriately, use sun block if needed.
We need to have everyone's cooperation with this next question...Does your teen have any special needs, ranging from physical,
emotional or mental health challenges that we as instructors will obviously have to know? We hope that you will understand that
this information will help us to be better prepared for your teen and will make for a better training experience for all involved.
Vehicle Preparation: First of all, we recommend that the students bring the vehicle that they will be driving the most to learn
the dynamics of that vehicle. Make sure the vehicle has been recently checked out, ie: brake pads should be in good condition, all
fluids should be at recommended levels, belts and hoses should be checked, a minimum of 3/4 tank of fuel or charge for EV's, if not full. Vehicle
should not have excessive leaks, sufficient tread on the tires with recommended pressures that have been checked within a few
days of taking this class and it is very important that all loose items in the front and trunk sections of the vehicle are removed or
secured, by the end of the day our maneuvers are very aggressive and loose items can damage the vehicle and or passengers.
Our entire Team is committed to teaching each and everyone of our students the art of defensive driving and we are very
appreciative that you have chosen us to teach your teen these important life saving skills that will last them a life time. We have had a few parents that have
taken
the class with their teen and some, more than once. We take this training very seriously while having fun learning!
Thank you,
Norman Hamden
928 254-5400
TSDS Newsflash
Vehicle crashes are the leading cause of teen fatalities. Statistics site as many as 4,000 to 6,000 teens die every year (depending on the source) as a result of car crashes. That would be approximately 16 deaths every day!
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