Driving is risky business, and no matter how careful drivers are, they have no control over other people on the road. Whether they’re speeding, tailgating, or just not paying attention, other drivers can make the roads more hazardous. When employees are equipped with the knowledge to defend themselves on the road, they can reduce these risks – and make the roads a safer for everyone.
Distracted driving is not a new problem, but the increasing use of cellphones and other electronic devices has caused it to grow alarmingly in recent years – and so has the toll it has taken in road accidents, injuries and lost lives. Fortunately, there are ways we can reverse the increases we in distracted driving accidents. This program shows how.
The DOT has established “cargo securement” regulations to specify how different types of cargo should be loaded and secured so that it can be transported safely. This course covers the DOT’s Cargo Securement Standard, the requirements for motor carriers and drivers, and what drivers should do to ensure that the cargo on the truck they are driving stays put.
Regardless of the hazardous road or weather conditions, remember you don’t know what waits us down the road. Once you are down the road, most truck stops have channels available in the rest area. This program covers the different types of road conditions a driver may encounter and tips on how to handle them.
The information in this program will reinforce safety practices when you drive and work in extreme weather conditions. As you drive through challenging weather conditions, proceed slowly and cautiously.
Winter Driving Safety program takes a look at winter driving and how to reduce driving accidents, injuries, and hopefully reduce the many problems associated with winter driving. In this program we’ll discuss important topics such as vehicle maintenance, winter weather, special driving tips, and personal safety in cold weather.
The leading cause of death during winter storms is traffic accidents. Driving in any weather depends on the type of vehicle, reaction, and reflexes. Drive slowly and be aware of the road conditions. This program explains the various road hazards with emphasis on safety.
When the day begins, there is always lots of work to do: orders to fill, quotas to meet and deadlines to hit. But if we rush and aren’t careful we could very well cause an accident, damage valuable property, or even suffer a serious injury. This program contains information employees need to create and maintain a safe and healthy workplace.
This video demonstrates various aspects of performing a pre-trip inspection, including common hazards, preventative maintenance checklists, brake and light tests and more. “Car and Light Truck Pre-Trip Vehicle Inspection” is your answer on how to train your employees to do more than fill out their inspection sheet.
Every person who operates a motor vehicle, be it 18-wheelers, trucks, vans, or cars, share important responsibilities as vehicle operators. Common courtesy, defensive driving, following legal speed limits and avoiding alcohol is the best investment for everyone. This program is not intended as a vehicle operator’s training program, but a reminder of important driving tips.
Driving is risky business, and no matter how careful drivers are, they have no control over other people on the road. Whether they’re speeding, tailgating, or just not paying attention, other drivers can make the roads more hazardous. When employees are equipped with the knowledge to defend themselves on the road, they can reduce these risks – and make the roads a safer for everyone.
Distracted driving is not a new problem, but the increasing use of cellphones and other electronic devices has caused it to grow alarmingly in recent years – and so has the toll it has taken in road accidents, injuries and lost lives. Fortunately, there are ways we can reverse the increases we in distracted driving accidents. This program shows how.
The DOT has established “cargo securement” regulations to specify how different types of cargo should be loaded and secured so that it can be transported safely. This course covers the DOT’s Cargo Securement Standard, the requirements for motor carriers and drivers, and what drivers should do to ensure that the cargo on the truck they are driving stays put.
Regardless of the hazardous road or weather conditions, remember you don’t know what waits us down the road. Once you are down the road, most truck stops have channels available in the rest area. This program covers the different types of road conditions a driver may encounter and tips on how to handle them.
The information in this program will reinforce safety practices when you drive and work in extreme weather conditions. As you drive through challenging weather conditions, proceed slowly and cautiously.
Winter Driving Safety program takes a look at winter driving and how to reduce driving accidents, injuries, and hopefully reduce the many problems associated with winter driving. In this program we’ll discuss important topics such as vehicle maintenance, winter weather, special driving tips, and personal safety in cold weather.
The leading cause of death during winter storms is traffic accidents. Driving in any weather depends on the type of vehicle, reaction, and reflexes. Drive slowly and be aware of the road conditions. This program explains the various road hazards with emphasis on safety.
When the day begins, there is always lots of work to do: orders to fill, quotas to meet and deadlines to hit. But if we rush and aren’t careful we could very well cause an accident, damage valuable property, or even suffer a serious injury. This program contains information employees need to create and maintain a safe and healthy workplace.
This video demonstrates various aspects of performing a pre-trip inspection, including common hazards, preventative maintenance checklists, brake and light tests and more. “Car and Light Truck Pre-Trip Vehicle Inspection” is your answer on how to train your employees to do more than fill out their inspection sheet.
Every person who operates a motor vehicle, be it 18-wheelers, trucks, vans, or cars, share important responsibilities as vehicle operators. Common courtesy, defensive driving, following legal speed limits and avoiding alcohol is the best investment for everyone. This program is not intended as a vehicle operator’s training program, but a reminder of important driving tips.