The barrier-free driving school of Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs has started a theoretical training course for a new group of students. The classes are attended by military personnel, their family members, civilians, university cadets and people with disabilities who want to learn to drive in accessible conditions, regardless of their physical abilities.

During the course, students will learn about traffic rules, the basics of road safety, the rights and obligations of drivers and pedestrians, as well as the legal aspects of road user responsibility. Special attention will be paid to psychological readiness to drive, road behavior culture and the formation of a responsible attitude to safety.

Classes are conducted by experienced instructors who have extensive practical experience in driver training. The theoretical part of the training includes interactive lectures, test assignments, situational exercises and consultations, which will allow students to better master the material and prepare for exams.