DEAFensive Driving for April – Austin

DEAFensive Driving

Saturday April 17, 2010
Time: 9:00 am – 3:30 pm

Cost: $40/lunch included

100 N IH 35 Austin, Texas
NW corner of IH35 and Cesar Chavez (Palm School), across from IHOP
Austin, Texas 78704

Registration Deadline: April 9, 2010

Are you interested in taking a defensive driving course to reduce the cost
of your insurance or to dismiss a speeding ticket? Here’s the place. TCSDHH
will be sponsoring “Texas Friendly Defensive Driving Schools” to teach a
class for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Participants.

Interpreters will be provided. Please request additional accommodations and
complete pre-registration and payment by 4/9/10. Note: Registration will
not be refunded for no shows. Contact us: (512) 410-1598 (vp). **Please
bring your ticket to the class for paperwork.

DEAFensive Driving Registration

Full Name: __________________________________________

Address: ___________________________________________

City/State/Zip Code: __________________________________

Phone: ____________________

Email: ____________________

Requested Accommodations: __________________________

Reason for taking the class: Ticket Dismiss / Reduce Insurance

Pre-payment Option: Cash / Money Order

Lunch Options: Turkey Roast Beef Veggie

Please mail or bring registration to

TCSDHH
2201 Post Rd #100
Austin, Texas 78704

Or contact us at: 512-854-9205 (v) or 512-410-1598 (vp)

For more information, please contact
Doug Rollins
Email: Doug.Rollins@co.travis.tx.us

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