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What makes safe driving habits stick long after the road test?

The Young Drivers Graduate Survey 2026 reveals that graduates continue to apply hazard recognition, predictive scanning, and risk-avoidance skills years after completing the program. With insights from over 1,000 alumni, the findings reinforce Young Drivers’ Gold Standard, habit-based approach to driver education—and point to the future of cognitive, predictive driver training.

In this video, we break down the key conclusions, what graduates report using “almost every day,” and why long-term behaviour change—not test performance—is the real measure of road safety.

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