The Tulsa Police Driver Training Video was compiled in 2002 through several hours of filming at the Tulsa Police Driving Facility.  The original intent of the film was for the use in powerpoint presentations. Due to the entertainment value of the final product, it is also used by the Recruiting Officer.  Real One Player must be used to play this file.  11 mb
	This collision avoidance exercise stresses the correct usage of anti-lock brakes and the powerful effect of weight transfer on a vehicle.  175 kb
	The Evasive Simulator combines an accident avoidance exercise along with quick decision making skills.  As the student approaches, a sign is dropped indicating which lane to drive in.  See this exercise from the outside of the vehicle. 198 kb
	This Serpentine Exercise is conducted at 60 mph and teaches steering concepts and control of the vehicle during weight transfer.  See this exercise from the outside of the vehicle.  See what happens when oversteer occurs during this exercise.
	This shuffle steering exercise is conducted at 45 mph.  It shows the officer the importance of vehicle control at high speeds.  167 kb
	This Challenge Course combines several law enforcement driving techniques including straight line braking, shuffle steering and utilizing the apex of a curve.  Here is the same exercise from the inside of the vehicle.   527 kb
	The Lateral Displacement Maneuver simulates an object in front of the officer.  The student is taught to avoid the potential collision.  This advanced exercise permits the officer to displace their vehicle up to 60 feet.  168 kb
	The Cloverleaf Exercise is a shuffle steering maneuver that stresses proper steering, proper acceleration, and maintaining control of the vehicle during violent weight transfer.  See this exercise from inside the vehicle.  487 kb
	Precision Driving is the key to a successful driver training program.  The Turnaround Maneuver is conducted to help the student with vehicle placement and precision techniques.  832 kb
	Law Enforcement Officers often will drive on several different road surfaces during their shift.  It is important to expose officers to these different environments in training.  Vehicles will handle much differently depending on the surface they are on.  This is an off-road course featuring dirt and mud.  See this exercise from the inside.  See another inside angle.
	This is another important shuffle steering exercise conducted on a wet, slick surface.  This exercise helps the officer avoid any loss of traction that can cause disastrous consequences while on patrol  304 kb
	The evasive maneuver is one of the most important exercises in law enforcement driving.  With the average officer involved in a collision every 24,000 miles, this maneuver simulates an object in front of the officer.  The student is taught to avoid the potential collision.   392 kb
	Learning to recognize the apex of a curve is essential in law enforcement driving.  This exercise is conducted early at slow speeds to assist the student with apex driving.  328 kb
	The Tactical Vehicle Intervention Technique has become a very effective method in stopping vehicle pursuits.  Some form of this maneuver has been done for over 20 years.  As training has evolved, so has this maneuver.  Police Departments across the Country have found this to be very effective.  471 kb
	The Tactical Vehicle Intervention Method is also known as the Pursuit Intervention Technique.  Depending on your geographic area, this may be referred to as simply PIT or TVI.  This video was conducted at night.  264 kb
	This is another TVI conducted at night.  288 kb
	This video is named:  Centrifugal Force + Missed Apex = This Video.  After you watch it, your math will be the same.  See the pictures here.
	This video from the IDAHO Post Academy shows several lane change maneuvers on a nice open course.  Special thanks to Officer Stephen Rau for the submission.  2 mb
	Law Enforcement Driver Training is important at every level of a police agency.  Although it may not be necessary to train police detectives in emergency driving, precision techniques can be used by everyone that drives a vehicle.  583 kb
	This is another form of shuffle steering utilizing a truck.  It is important to provide training to those officers driving non-traditional vehicles.  The size and weight of a vehicle will determine the way that it should be handled.  231 kb
	Backing a vehicle is one of the most dangerous behaviors a driver can do.  Approximately one-third of all law enforcement collisions occur while backing up.  A proper Law Enforcement Driving Practice is to only back if it is absolutely necessary.  The Backing Maneuver is conducted to show the officer how difficult and obstructed backing can be  1.26 mb
	Shuffle Steering is the key to safe driving.  With both hands on the wheel at a 9 & 3 position, the student is taught the concept of shuffle steering.  This method is particularly important in a high speed situation and keeps an officer from over-steering the vehicle.  744 kb
	The Lollipop Exercise combines shuffle steering with acceleration control.  The student becomes aare of the importance of weight transfer while performing this maneuver.  See this exercise from the inside.  237 kb
	The Precision Serpentine Maneuver combines shuffle steering with backing and acceleration control.  1 mb
	Tire Deflation Devices are a must in combating the dangers of police pursuits.  It is important to teach officers how to properly utilize these devices.  If used inappropriately, they can be dangerous.  This video is a student practicing the deployment of Stop Sticks.  120 kb
	Law Enforcement Driver Training can be used to show an officer what they should not do in a vehicle.  It is much safer to make a mistake in a training environment than on the streets.  In this video, an officer is driving too fast for the conditions.  This officer no doubt will have a keen awareness of the behavior that placed them in this potentially dangerous situation.  199 kb
	This video was produced and aired on a Tulsa News Channel in May 2005.  It discusses the training conducted by the Tulsa Police Department.  1.5 mb
	This Video submitted from cappuccinomotor shows the fun side of driver training....Note these maneuvers are only done with no students around!  13 mb
	This is another TVI conducted at night.  304 kb
	This Oklahoma Highway Patrol TVI Video is very popular on the internet now.  It is quite amazing; showing a mustang avoiding multiple vehicle interventions.  What shouldn't be forgotten is the excellent skills the troopers show in stopping this idiot.  See This Video Put To Music.

	This Video by 3 Doors Down shows some nice driving.  I like the jeep!  10 mb
	Driver Training is very low stress.  Tulsa Police Instructor John Martin gives an example of this.  368 kb
	This is one of my favorites.  How would you react to this woman?  2 mb
	The officers in Reno do things just a little different.  This sobriety test isn't the best tactical position around but it is awful amusing. 3 mb
	If you had trouble with that parallel parking exercise in high school, then this video is for you.  634 kb
	This is a typical day in the life of a driving instructor.  734 kb
	Thanks to Grouchymedia.com for Taliban Bodies.  This is a heart pounding tribute to the Afghanistan Conflict.  2.4 mb
	Thanks to Grouchymedia.com for Iraqi Freedom.  This great video is about the liberation of Iraq.  This is a must see.  6.5 mb - Zip File
	Thanks to Grouchymedia.com for Woohoo.  There is nothing like watching a little U.S. Military Target Practice. 4.5 mb - Zip File
	Thanks to Grouchymedia.com for American Defense.  This great video reminds us why warnings should be listened to by our U.S. Military.  This is a must see.  6  mb - Zip File
	I don't think this Dodge Commercial made it on TV.  Well, we have it here.  Caution:  Adult theme.  2 mb
	This is a great commercial showing support for our Troops.  It first ran during the Super Bowl 2005.  2 mb
	These Daredevils Will Make You Cringe.  Although This Is Something To See, Some of the Footage is Graphic.  4 mb.
	This Dale Junior Fan hasn't got enough rest and should wear a seatbelt.  3 mb

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Disclaimer:  This site is not affiliated with the Tulsa Police Department nor does it endorse or recommend any particular training technique.  The videos above were conducted in a training environment with professional law enforcement driving instructors.  Do not attempt any driving technique seen above without the proper training, safety environment and employment of a law enforcement agency.