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Preparing for Emergencies Training Short

Name: Preparing for Emergencies Training Short
Brand: Training Shorts
SKU: ATS100-5
Availability: OnlineOnly

Be ready for the unexpected! Learn how to handle blowouts, brake failure, and the essential items for your emergency kit.

1 minutes

2024

SKU: ATS100-5

Training Objectives

Identify proper responses to mechanical failures like blowouts or brake loss

List essential safety items required for a comprehensive vehicle emergency kit

Course Overview

Even the most cautious drivers can face sudden mechanical failures or environmental emergencies. This training short prepares you to stay calm and take control when things go wrong.

You will learn the specific "do's and don'ts" for high-pressure scenarios, such as handling a high-speed tire blowout or responding to total brake failure. We discuss the importance of steering into a skid and how to safely navigate off the roadway to avoid secondary collisions.

Additionally, we cover how to build a "road warrior" emergency kit—complete with jumper cables, first aid supplies, and flares, to ensure you are never stranded. By preparing for the worst-case scenario today, you gain the confidence to handle any roadside crisis with a level head.

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Grip the steering wheel firmly, take your foot off the gas, and let the vehicle slow down naturally; avoid slamming on the brakes.

Shift to a lower gear to use the engine for braking and pump the brake pedal fast and hard to build up remaining hydraulic pressure.

Your kit should include jumper cables, a flashlight with extra batteries, a first aid kit, water, non-perishable food, and reflective triangles or flares.

It means turning your steering wheel in the same direction that the rear of your car is sliding to help regain traction and control.

In an emergency, GPS signals can fail or your phone battery can die; having backups ensures you can still find help or navigate to safety.

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$55

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1-min streaming video | 30–45 min interactive course

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Disclaimer: This course is designed to provide general information and guidance on safe driving practices. It is not a substitute for professional driving instruction or legal advice. While the course attempts to promote safe driving habits and increase awareness on the road, it cannot guarantee the prevention of accidents or eliminate all risks associated with driving. The information provided in this course is based on current best practices and regulations, however, laws and regulations may vary by jurisdiction. Participants are responsible for complying with the applicable laws and regulations in their area.