Distracted Driving (CMV Driver Training)
The purpose of this course is to train current or aspiring Commercial Motor Vehicle (CMV) drivers, whether they are refreshing their training due to an accident or job requirements or just starting out under the Entry Level Driver Training (ELDT) rules.
Who should take this course? Any CMV driver or CDL holder
What industry does this course apply to? Transportation or Trucking Industry
Time to Complete this Course: 15 minutes
Key Takeaways:
- Recognize the Dangers of Distracted Driving: Understand why distraction is a major cause of accidents, injuries, and fatalities—especially for CMV drivers.
- Know Your Professional Responsibility: Appreciate the higher focus and skill required to operate commercial vehicles safely compared to recreational drivers.
- Identify Common Distractions: Learn about the different types of distractions that affect commercial drivers on the road.
- Understand Accident Causes and Effects: Explore how distractions contribute to crashes and their serious consequences.
- Address Seatbelt Issues: Reinforce the importance of seatbelt use in distracted driving prevention and injury reduction.
- Implement Proactive Safety Measures: Gain practical strategies to recognize, manage, and reduce distractions while driving.
$35.00
Description
Distracted driving is a major issue among all types of drivers, but is an especially important concern for commercial motor vehicle drivers as it can lead to accidents, injuries, death or excessive property damage. Within the trucking industry, drivers are considered professionals because they are required to obtain a commercial driver’s license. They are defined as professionals and are separated from recreational drivers because, in addition to the vehicles being more complicated, the focus required to operate a commercial motor vehicle is much higher. This training for CMV Drivers will help drivers recognize and manage distractions while on the road.
Topics Include:
- Distracted Driving
- Impact Categories
- Crashes and Fatal Accidents
- Seatbelt Issues
- Accident Factors – Causes
- Accident Factors – Effects
- Proactive Measures
