Defensive Driving-Safe Driving

Learn the Best Practices to Keep Safe While Driving
What you'll learn
Learn to drive defensively and with awareness of your surroundings
Learn best practices for keeping your vehicle maintained and in compliance with state law
Learn the relevant OSHA standards related to this topic
Learn how to work safer when doing work related to this topic
Increase your workplace safety and health skill set
Get certified and become more valuable in the workforce
Requirements
No experience is necessary. Everyone is welcome.
Description
This course is designed to make you a safer, better driver.Driving is a common daily practice for most of us. We drive to work and sometimes in the course of working. We drive for personal reasons outside of work, whether we're running errands, traveling, or going out for entertainment.Driving is likely to be the most dangerous daily activity we all perform. Accidents can lead to fatalities, long-term injuries, and tens of thousands of dollars in property damage and liability. You can go to prison for operating your vehicle in a harmful or negligent manner. That is why this course is so important, especially for workers who drive at work while performing their job duties.In this course, we cover the basic tenets of defensive driving. We teach you how to:* Understand your vehicle's capabilities* Be aware of your surroundings and the traffic around you* Drive in a manner that best protects you and others* Follow state law and safety guidelines for driving in a workplace vehicle* Inspect and maintain your vehicle for optimal useOur course is straightforward and requires minimal technical knowledge. It may be used to improve the driving of anyone who operates a standard, two-axle vehicle.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 License and DMV Record Checks
Section 2: Defensive or Offensive
Lecture 3 Defensive or Offensive
Section 3: Attitude
Lecture 4 Sleep and Fatigue
Lecture 5 Drugs
Section 4: Technology
Lecture 6 Tires
Lecture 7 Weight Ratings
Lecture 8 Shocks
Section 5: Adverse Conditions
Lecture 9 Adverse Conditions
Section 6: Inpsections
Lecture 10 Low Frequency
Lecture 11 Accidents
Lecture 12 SR1
Section 7: Driving Gear
Lecture 13 Sunglasses
Lecture 14 Headphones
Lecture 15 Footwear
Lecture 16 Headrest
Lecture 17 Seat Belts
Section 8: Final Goodbye
Lecture 18 Final Goodbye
Lecture 19 Thank you
This course is for anyone who operates a standard two-axle vehicle in the course of their work duties or who operates a standard two-axle vehicle for commuting and personal use. Standard vehicle qualifications will differ from state to state.
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