If we rely on our eyes for 90% of the information we need to operate a car, why has no one ever thought of vision as the basis of a driver education program before? This excellent book tells us that the reality is that our eyes and our visual attention are our most important crash-guards. The writer, Dr. Kenneth C. Mills, makes his point on why good vision is so important and then tells us how to develop our attention to make us safer drivers. You can read this book in one sitting and learn ways to become a safer driver -- it could save your life. It contains many of the things you always wanted to tell your new teen-aged driver, but didn't really know how to explain. The book even provides some exercises you or your new driver should do -- before you turn over the keys to the car.