The chapters of free management of youth are the requirements!

Monerrey youth has a new opportunity to learn driving without any cost.

The State Youth Institute launched a free program for management lessons, and here we tell you how you can be part of it without complications.

Who are the free driving chapters?

It is the free management chapters program that aims for the youth organized by the INJUVE Youth Institute in Nuevo León, which is looking for young people to learn to drive and obtain their license safely and responsible.

Personal is also to facilitate access to road education without generating additional expenses for families.

It should be noted that the course is directed to people between the ages of 18 and 29.

What are the requirements I need to register for free driving chapters?

• The unique population registration key (Curp)
• Proof of the address
• Determine the current official identity (IFE or passport)
• Compliance with age between 18 and 29 years.

How can I register for a free management course?

People who are interested must have a previous record requesting chapters through a Google document model that provides you with their official networks. What we leave after that.

You must complete your basic information as a name and municipality in which you live and the cell phone number and other data that will allow you to enter.

You can also go to the offices of the State Youth Institute, located in the Santiago Tapia 1129 Outi, in the Noyfu Leon neighborhood of Centro de Monterrey.

Attention schedule from Monday to Friday, from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm. For more information, you can communicate to the phone: 81 2020 4600, EXTension 4642.

Why is it important to take the course of dealing before taking the wheel?

Taking a treatment cycle before driving for the first time is the key to ensuring the safety of both the driver and others on the road.

These courses do not promote technical skills to deal with a vehicle, but also enhance the knowledge of traffic regulation, road signs and best practices to prevent accidents.

In addition, when receiving education from professionals, young people gain confidence in the wheel and develop a responsible position that can make a difference in real management positions.

Tips to learn to deal with for the first time

1. Choose a good coach or companion for the patient: If you take an official management cycle, make sure that the coach is patient and explained clearly. If you are practicing with someone you know, choose a calm and experienced person and can keep calm under pressure.
2. Learn about the car: before lighting the engine, spend time to know the controls: Where are the lights, wiops windshield, trends, century, pedals (acceleration, brakes, clutch if manually), gear crane, hand baking and mirrors.
3. Start in a safe and calm place: Look for large and empty situations or a residential street with a little traffic for your first practices. This will allow you to focus on controls without traffic pressure.
4. Train on the basic movements over and over again: spend time starting, stop, left and right, and stand in a straight line. Repeat these movements until you feel comfortable and control the vehicles.
5. Be soft with controls: Avoid sudden movements with steering wheel, pedals and gear lever. The safe and effective connection depends on soft and gradual movements.
6. Focus on what you are doing: Avoid deviations such as a cell phone or intense conversations. Pay attention to all your attention to the road and the surrounding areas.

JCP