Podcast appearances and mentions of ford driving skills

Central Hardin High School Principal Tim Isaacs shared details about a free distracted driving class that Ford is offering at the school on July 27-28,…

In hierdie week se episode van Wiele2Wiele word daar passievol gesels oor Alfa Romeo wat die pragtige nuwe Tonale bekendgestel het. Baic se Beijing X55 beïndruk, hulle leer interessante feite by die ‘Ford Driving Skills for Life'-dag en hulle toets KTM se elektriese SX-E 5-motorfiets. Wiele2Wiele op Facebook · Wiele2Wiele op Maroela Media

In hierdie week se episode van Wiele2Wiele word daar passievol gesels oor Alfa Romeo wat die pragtige nuwe Tonale bekendgestel het. Baic se Beijing X55 beïndruk, hulle leer interessante feite by die ‘Ford Driving Skills for Life'-dag en hulle toets KTM se elektriese SX-E 5-motorfiets.

Ken talks with Nolan Katenburg, Director of Ford Driving Skills for Life See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this bonus episode we talk with the program manager for the Ford Driving Skills for Life program. Together we can all help to reduce teen driver injuries' and fatalities on our roadways 

If you are a fan of the Ford Driving Skills for Life award-winning hands-on driver training events (and who isn't?!) be sure to tune in for a welcome update on the 2021 season! Here's a teaser: It's official! We're back! This year the Ford Driving Skills for Life FREE hands-on training clinics for newly licensed drivers will be taking place in Anaheim, Oceanside and Sacramento, California Houston and Dallas, Texas Atlanta, Georgia Nashville, Tennessee Phoenix, Arizona We're starting in Southern California and registration is now LIVE Register here https://drivingskillsforlife.com/training/hands-on-training --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/forddrivingskillsforlife/message

Paulina Jayne's music joins the best of Country, Rock & Roll, Pop, and Soul under one umbrella she calls “urban country.” She cut her teeth in the Detroit music scene and quickly made her way to the Country Music Mecca as a teen, co-writing with several #1 writers, some of whom including Shane McAnally, JT Harding, Anthony Smith, and Bonnie Baker. “Love's Gonna Always Win,” one of Paulina's favorite releases, generated over half a million streams and adds on 62 radio stations in 19 countries, creating a significant buzz in Nashville. In fact, renowned writer and music historian, Robert Oermann of MusicRow Magazine, presented her with the DISCovery Award adding that, “this record has an audio delight around every corner.” In 2018, Paulina's song was featured on her Netflix debut on Season 3 of “Top Grier” with social media star Hayes Grier. Paulina is sponsored by Ford Motor Company, a national ambassador for a nonprofit organization, Ford Driving Skills for Life. In addition to her philanthropic work with the Ford Community Fund, Paulina is also a celebrity ambassador for the national nonprofit organization Miss Amazing, which aims to empower girls and women with disabilities. Let's tune in and learn more about her inspiring story and how love is always gonna win. [00:01 – 06:29] Getting to Know Paulina I welcome and introduce my guest, Paulina Jayne, to the show Paulina talks to us about her background and family. Paulina shares how she started her music writing journey since she was nine years old.  [06:30 – 14:21] The Freedom and Balance of Life Paulina shares what she would say to her younger self. Just keep doing what you are doing because it is going to be so fruitful. Step out, be a little bold, unafraid and do it sooner. Advice for kids in finding and reaching their dream. How to not lose yourself and your dream in the journey of growing up. The element of free-spirited. Your environment and aspirations in life. The concept of freedom and balance in life [14:22 – 21:49] Loves Gonna Always Win Paulina shares about the source of inspiration in her music, The writing process behind ‘Loves gonna always win' It's all about loving your neighbor and taking care of the people around you. Paulina shares her take on the current situation in this world and her responsibility towards it. The reason why she believes that love gonna always win Paulina talks about the biggest thing that she learned from other artists that have made it before her. [21:50 – 32:14] Listening to God's Voice Her biggest fear of living in Nashville. Paulina talks about her divine calling. Listening to God's voice. Paulina talks about how she moved to Nashville. Finding your greatest strength and working on your greatest weakness. The biggest reason that people give up. The repetitive rejection How she overcomes the funk of rejection. Knowing that you are loved and wanted by God. [32:15 – 40:14] Empowering Young Women with Disabilities. Paulina talks about being the celebrity ambassador for the national nonprofit organization, Miss Amazing, which aims to empower girls and women with disabilities. Being a part of bringing light to who they are. The transition moment of pandemic 2020. Deeper relationship. Knowing and understanding more about yourself. Scorched the land to be able to replant and take the harvest. [40:15 – 47:41] Closing Segment  The ultimate shift in your life? When she signed the management deal in her sophomore year in high school. The moment when she decided to choose and do music over basketball. If you had the world stage for 5 minutes, what would you say? No matter where you are going and where you have been, there is someone who loves you so greatly that you can't even fathom and it doesn't matter if you can recognize who He is or what He can do for you, He still loves you. Because of what I believe in, you have a friend in me, someone on your side that is rooting for you.

The period between Memorial Day and Labor Day has become known as the 100 Deadliest Days for teen drivers. This is typically when teen are driving more and are out later. To help us all stay safe on the roads this summer, we asked Ford Driving Skills for Life instructors Randy and Rob to share with you their very best summer car care and driving tips -- how to prepare your car for summer, keep your car cool in heavy traffic, how to route plan and more! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/forddrivingskillsforlife/message

We have a few of our very own Ford Driving Skills for Life instructors on this episode of The Daily Drive to tell us how the distracted driving course at our hands-on training events positively impact newly licensed drivers and their parents.  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/forddrivingskillsforlife/message

The time between Thanksgiving and New Year's Day is described as one of the deadliest and most dangerous times on America's roadways due to an increase in impaired driving. It's important to remember that impaired driving crashes are preventable. Join us for a discussion with industry leaders addressing the growing impaired driving threats and trends on our roadways. Speakers - Kristin Smith, Head of Global Road Safety Policy at Uber - Officer Mike Blute, Georgia Drug Recognition Expert State Coordinator with Georgia GOHS - Darrin Grondel, Vice President, Government Relations and Traffic Safety at Responsibility.org Moderator - Mike Speck, Ford Driving Skills for Life lead driving instructor --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/forddrivingskillsforlife/message

You might not realize that driving hungover can be just as dangerous as driving drunk. We kicked off Impaired Driving Prevention Month with a conversation about Ford's Hangover Suit with Ford Driving Skills for Life manager, Nolan Katerberg.  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/forddrivingskillsforlife/message

Being safe on the road all comes down to situational awareness.  It's a fundamental skill for any safe driver. Our special guest, multi-time karting champ, Indy 500 spotter and Ford Driving Skills for Life driving instructor Rick Fulks explains how you use of your eyes while driving has a huge impact on what you will be like as a driver.   --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/forddrivingskillsforlife/message

Host and Executive Director of Keep Kids Alive Drive 25 Tom Everson talks with Mike Speck, professional race car driver and Lead Facilitator for Ford Motor Company's Driving Skills for Life Program.

A conversation with with Nashville singer/songwriter and official spokesperson for Ford Driving Skills for Life Paulina Jayne about the precautions she takes before hitting the road, her philanthropic work and why being a good musician has more to do with being a safe driver than you might think! She'll also perform her new song 'Credit'! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/forddrivingskillsforlife/message

A conversation about how to safely share the road with semi-trucks, farm equipment, trains, and more. Our special guest is multi-time karting champ and Ford Driving Skills for Life instructor Rick Fulks.  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/forddrivingskillsforlife/message

Without major marketing fanfare, Ford Australia, in conjunction with the Amy Gillet Foundation, is provided free driver training in techniques that are not the normal part of getting your L plates. Designed for new and young drivers, DSFL offers hands-on training delivered by professional instructors to help participants become safer drivers. The course focuses on techniques not taught during L-plate driver instruction and aims to increase the use of safe and calm driving techniques as well as teach new drivers how to share the road with other vehicles and cyclists. Liz Ampt a behavioural scientist and transport data expert went along to the launch. Some of the things she noted included: With the advent of airbags, the best way to hold the steering wheel is with your hands in the 9:15 position rather than the traditional “ten-to-two”. Young people are given the chance to experience heavy braking situations. One approach to help drivers avoid dooring cyclists is called the Dutch reach, in which a driver uses their far hand (left hand for right-hand drive vehicles) to open the car door which forces drivers to turn their heads and look behind then hopefully to check for cyclists. We have all heard lectures about the dangers of drunk driving but the reality is that when we have been drinking, we do not appreciate how much our reactions and skills have diminished. At the Ford day people can test their skills in a sobriety test then put on an impairment suit. This has been specially designed with weights attached to your arms, thighs, legs and ankles and you also where earmuffs and goggles that distort your vision. You then have to repeat the sobriety test. The results often bring hilarity to the on-lookers. The program is backed up with work from the respected researcher Dr Marilyn Johnson. One of the exercises Dr Johnson did was to get truck drivers to ride the bicycle on a certain course in the city. Initially the experience drivers would sit back and say “What do we have to do this exercise for?”. But after they have done it, they could soon point out other truck driver errors when dealing with bikes. Their research also showed that almost one third (32 per cent) of people surveyed said they are not aware of common techniques such as the “one metre rule”, where drivers are advised to leave one metre distance between their vehicle and cyclists (driving 60 km/h or less), and only half (53 percent) observe it. The research also found that 68 percent of cyclists are concerned every time a vehicle passes them while on the road. The Driving Skills for Life is a free course funded by Ford and carried out at six locations around Australia.

Welcome to Overdrive, a program that ponders on issues of motoring and transport 1. Hyundai Motor Group develops centre side airbag (1:52) 2. Ford - Driving Skills for Life (2:47) 3. Judge refuses to toss lawsuit challenging Musk pay package (3:46) 4. World's rarest Ford Falcon going to auction (4:48) 5. Mazda to Reveal First Mass-Production Battery EV at Tokyo Motor Show (5:37) 6. It’s a bike. It’s a car. No it’s a FUV (6:00) 7. Motoring Minute - Takata air bags (7:42) 8. Rob Fraser has a chat about some of the cars we have tested this week (9:09) 9. Motoring Minute - Landcruiser sells big (15:31) 10. Motoring Minute - Volkswagen pays up in Australia for dieselgate (17:07) 11. Liz Ampt covers the launch of the fifth year of Fords Driving Skills for Life free training program (18:37) 12. Chicken leads to make crossing the road safer (25:25) You can find more information at Driven Media or previous programs are available as podcasts on iTunes or Spotify. OR our Facebook site OverdriveCity Originally broadcast 28 September 2019

Detroit country/rock girl Paulina Jayne called in to Radio Memphis Around the World with Dianna while she was out on the road to check in and talk about some events going on, including the Ford Driving Skills for Life (Ford DSFL) hands-on free clinic that was happening in Memphis in conjunction with the Memphis Police Department.       Ford DSFL is a national safety initiative created by the Ford Motor Company, The Governor's Highway Safety Association (GHSA) and a panel of safety experts to help young drivers improve their skills in four key areas that are critical factors in more than 60% of vehicle crashes including hazard recognition, vehicle handling, speed management, and space management. The ride-and-drives provide an opportunity for teens to get behind the wheel with a professional instructor at their side and go through exercises that address the four primary skills for Ford DSFL.   For those who may not have the chance to attend one of the hands-on clinics happening across the country can even visit the Ford DSFL website, which includes four study modules and a quiz, car care videos, several interactive games, and an enhanced curriculum noting the importance of eco-driving to personal safety and the environment.  An Electronic Educator packet is even made available and can be used by students and parents at home, as well as educators in the classroom and community settings.  This free packet includes an in-depth video concentrating on each of our four driving skills, a letter for parents, a letter for educators, a leader's guide and brochures.    Did you miss Dianna and Paulina Jayne having fun live on the air and talking about Ford DSFL? Dianna even learns that the hands-on class included getting behind the feel of a Ford Mustang.  Listen now.    

Hello and welcome to Overdrive, a program where we take a diverse look at cars and transport. I’m David Brown And in this program, we look at news stories with David Campbell including: 1. Hyundai Motor and H2 Energy to bring the world’s first fleet of fuel cell electric trucks into commercial operation 2. Stackable 'cars of the future' unveiled in Scotland 3. PEUGEOT e-LEGEND CONCEPT - #Unboring the future 4. Renault-nissan-mitsubishi And Google Join Forces On Next-generation Infotainment 5. Hyundai Santa Fe, Kona and NEXO honoured with prestigious 2018 IDEA design awards We hear about the partnership between the Ford Driving Skills for Life Program and the Amy Gillet Foundation to fill in a huge gap in our driver training and licensing procedures. How to deal with vulnerable road users such as cyclists We have some personal reflections from Anita Curnow an executive with the Victorian road authority Vic Roads about here career as a transport engineer. A Minute of Motoring on the latest Nissan Navara ute And Brian Smith and Errol Smith take a joyful look at some quirky news stories about motoring and transport. 1. PEUGEOT e-LEGEND CONCEPT is presented at the 2018 Paris Motor Show. 2. Grupo Antolin CEO Pascual sees interiors as the front door to the future Originally broadcast 29 September 2018.

The Amy Gillett Foundation was established in 2005 following the tragic death of competitive Australian cyclists Amy Gillett, who was struck and killed by a vehicle in Germany while training with the Australian women's cycling team. The foundation has become the leading cycling Safety organisation in Australia They have just partners with the Ford Driving Skills for Life program. The foundation's CEO is Phoebe Dunn

In this episode just talking about the latest in the industry, Ford Driving Skills for Life and a quick review of the Subaru Impreza

In this episode just talking about the latest in the industry, Ford Driving Skills for Life and a quick review of the Subaru Impreza