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Effective Pursuit Driving


Michigan State Police Sgt. Jim Flegel of the Precision Driving Unit explains how troopers evaluate patrol vehicles and explains how to correct for skids created by oversteering or understeering.

December 09, 2010
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Tags: Michigan State Police, Driver Training, Pursuing Suspects, How-To Guides


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Dustoff1968 @ 12/23/2010 12:28 PM

Would have been nice to show some of the driving points also instead of just lecture. I could use it better in roll call to hold the guys attention. Good points though.

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