Overview
The Teen Car Control Clinic (TCCC) gives students real-world, hands-on experience behind the wheel of their own cars. Students go through training that includes, but not limited to: skid control, emergency stops, reverse driving, parallel parking, hazard avoidance, freeway merging, and much more. NASA hosts these events because it’s our belief that we can make the streets safer for everyone, and at the same time, save the lives of inexperienced drivers. More teens are killed in auto accidents each year than by any other means. It is our mission to prevent as many avoidable accidents as possible.
Brief Details
| Driver Eligibility | Vehicle Eligibility | Parental Permission |
| Any driver with a learner’s permit or driver’s license is eligible to participate. There is no maximum age limit and adults are encouraged to participate as well. We have a limited number of scholarships available. Download the application here Placer County Stephanie Bellotti Scholarship application here |
Any four-wheeled, street-licensed vehicle may be eligible for participation. Each vehicle should have proper seatbelts (properly installed racing harnesses are acceptable). Trucks, SUV, and vans may be allowed. It is highly recommend that the student use their own vehicle for the TCCC. | Each minor must have parental or guardian consent and execute a Minor Waiver and Release before any participation begins. If a parent or legal guardian cannot attend, they can use this Guardian Release form to transfer their authority. All should have a parent or legal guardian present at the event. |
More InformationGet the complete course description here Ready to sign up? Find an event near you here Event Feedback Form here Photos from Thunderhill April 19th here Photos from Thunderhill July 27th here |
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