Tuesday - October 26, 2010
If you are the first person on the scene after a collision, your quick action could save lives.
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Winter driving takes some special preparation.
View Full PresentationTuesday - October 12, 2010
It's no surprise that the accident rate always goes up during the rain.
View Full PresentationTuesday - October 5, 2010
12 ounces of beer...1.5 ounces of 80 proof distilled spirits...5 ounces of wine?
View Full PresentationTuesday - September 28, 2010
Fog can be every bit as treacherous as rain and snow. Here are some tips to make your drive in the fog as safe as possible.
View Full PresentationTuesday - July 20, 2010
The wide turning radius of a large vehicle makes turning it trickier than turning a car.
View Full PresentationTuesday - July 13, 2010
When driving on fast highways, be on the lookout for slow vehicles.
View Full PresentationWednesday - July 7, 2010
When people cross the same train track hundreds of times without seeing a train, they become careless.
View Full PresentationTuesday - June 29, 2010
The first rule of backing up a large vehicle is "don't do it if you don't have to."
View Full PresentationTuesday - June 22, 2010
Because these vehicles are so important to the safety of our society, there are special laws for driving around buses and emergency vehicles.
View Full PresentationTuesday - June 15, 2010
When you drive after dark your chances of being involved in a fatal traffic accident are doubled. But there is plenty you can do to boost your safety on the road after dark.
View Full PresentationTuesday - June 1, 2010
Nowadays, "driving under the influence" doesn't just mean drunk driving.
View Full PresentationTuesday - May 25, 2010
Set a good driving example even if others don't.
View Full PresentationTuesday - May 18, 2010
How closely can you follow the vehicle in front of you and still be safe?
View Full PresentationTuesday - May 11, 2010
Q: I wrote on my inspection report that a side light was broken and hanging off the side of my Lugar truck. The mechanic told me the next morning he fixed it, and then about two hours later a city cop pulls me over and gives me a ticket for a broken light! The mechanic didn't fix it and it wiggled off again. I got a $100 fine. Shouldn't the mechanic have to pay it?
View Full PresentationTuesday - May 4, 2010
Q: What are the best techniques to shifting a 13 speed?
View Full PresentationTuesday - April 20, 2010
Q. When I strap the rolloff box onto my rails I only use one strap. I got pulled over and was given a violation from a State DOT Officer for 'improper cargo securement.' Was I wrong?
View Full PresentationTuesday - March 30, 2010
Q: We have a very good experienced driver who has been with our company for 22 years. He has never worn his seatbelt while driving and says he never will. We like this driver and he has always done a good job. Is it OK to let him slide?
View Full PresentationTuesday - March 23, 2010
Q: Our driver got a citation for being overweight (the truck, not the driver) and it was written up as a ‘cargo securement’ violation. Should we contest this violation? It doesn’t seem right.
View Full PresentationTuesday - March 16, 2010
Q: Our drivers don't use log books, but one customer is 110 miles from our yard. I know there is a "100‐mile exemption," so can we get by not using logbooks for this one customer?
View Full PresentationTuesday - March 9, 2010
Q: I've been reading about this new DOT "CSA2010 Enforcement Initiative" and someone said it will have a big negative effect on our drivers and the company's safety rating. Is this true?
View Full PresentationMonday - March 1, 2010
Am I required to tell the dispatcher about everything I take?
View Full PresentationTuesday - February 23, 2010
Q: Our safety guy said I should not climb on top of the rolloff box, but I need to inspect the load at the customer’s site before I haul it. What should I do? A: ...
View Full PresentationTuesday - February 16, 2010
Nobody likes paperwork, but it is a necessary part of our jobs. In some cases, it's the law!
View Full PresentationTuesday - February 2, 2010
Could this collision have been prevented?
View Full PresentationTuesday - January 26, 2010
Squinting into the afternoon glare, Eddie neared the top of the final hill on the way home. He crested the hill into the blinding light of the low-lying sun. Suddenly he couldn't seem to see anything...
View Full PresentationTuesday - January 19, 2010
Your ability to avoid a collision often comes down to the distance between you and the vehicle in front of you.
View Full PresentationWednesday - May 6, 2009
Using both your mind and body while driving.
View Full PresentationWednesday - May 6, 2009
Scanning the road while driving.
View Full PresentationWednesday - May 6, 2009
Making certain assumptions while you are on the road.
View Full PresentationWednesday - May 6, 2009
Using your foresight while driving in various conditions.
View Full PresentationWednesday - May 6, 2009
Preventing issues while driving into the sun.
View Full PresentationWednesday - May 6, 2009
Patience when driving your vehicle is important.
View Full PresentationWednesday - May 6, 2009
Preventing slides while driving.
View Full PresentationWednesday - May 6, 2009
What to do when you see an accident on the road.
View Full PresentationWednesday - May 6, 2009
Tips for driving your vehicle in the rain.
View Full PresentationWednesday - May 6, 2009
The dangers of alcohol when driving.
View Full PresentationWednesday - May 6, 2009
Conditions that affect driving on the road.
View Full PresentationWednesday - May 6, 2009
Evasive driving maneuvers.
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Sharing the road with pedestrians.
View Full PresentationWednesday - May 6, 2009
Pre-trip inspections when driving large vehicles.
View Full PresentationWednesday - May 6, 2009
Driving large vehicles - following distance.
View Full PresentationWednesday - May 6, 2009
Sharing the road with older drivers.
View Full PresentationWednesday - May 6, 2009
Surviving rush hour and commute traffic.
View Full PresentationWednesday - May 6, 2009
Each year some 400 people are killed and over 1,000 are injured in railroad crossings...
View Full PresentationWednesday - May 6, 2009
Tips for dealing with slow moving vehicles.
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