This course provides factual information to help the viewers achieve a better understand of vehicle safety and defensive driving. The program reviews how defensive driving has evolved over the past 60 or 70 years. By learning from the past we should be able to improve defensive driving and accident prevention. The ultimate goal is to show awareness and the importance of driving safely and following the rules of the road.
Intersections are dangerous places. As a driver, you pass through so many intersections each day; you should stay alert. It is your responsibility to be sure each intersection is negotiated safely. Remind yourself to always drive with your headlights on. Alertness to the roadway and intersections will ensure a safe trip. In this program we will review examples of three accidents involving intersections.
Bobtailing is sometimes necessary but a dangerous method of driving a big rig tractor without any trailing component. Once you get past the profile, weight dynamics and engine power of the tractor, now you add the brake system, weather, traffic conditions, driver fatigue and attention to the road. This program covers the challenges of bobtailing and jackknifing.
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. Always follow your company’s policies and procedures and use your own experience and good judgment when operating any type of vehicle in bad 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.
This course provides factual information to help the viewers achieve a better understand of vehicle safety and defensive driving. The program reviews how defensive driving has evolved over the past 60 or 70 years. By learning from the past we should be able to improve defensive driving and accident prevention. The ultimate goal is to show awareness and the importance of driving safely and following the rules of the road.
Intersections are dangerous places. As a driver, you pass through so many intersections each day; you should stay alert. It is your responsibility to be sure each intersection is negotiated safely. Remind yourself to always drive with your headlights on. Alertness to the roadway and intersections will ensure a safe trip. In this program we will review examples of three accidents involving intersections.
Bobtailing is sometimes necessary but a dangerous method of driving a big rig tractor without any trailing component. Once you get past the profile, weight dynamics and engine power of the tractor, now you add the brake system, weather, traffic conditions, driver fatigue and attention to the road. This program covers the challenges of bobtailing and jackknifing.
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. Always follow your company’s policies and procedures and use your own experience and good judgment when operating any type of vehicle in bad 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.
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