This 2 minute safety training video covers: Why driving is more dangerous at night, when to switch your car headlights on, when to use highbeams on the road, how to drive safely in a bad weather, safe driving tips in a bad weather. This clip was taken from a full-length training video. Click here to watch the 21 minute full length version.
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Atlantic Training’s Driving Safety Training DVD Package most employees travel the roads every day... in cars, vans or trucks... many of them on company business. Each year,traffic accidents claim over 40,000 lives and cause more than two million serious injuries. In fact, motor vehicle crashes are the number one cause of death on the job.
This Driving Safety Training DVD Package Covers:
- Safe Driving at Night and in Bad Weather
- Inspecting the vehicle. Adjusting seats, mirrors and other equipment.
- Mental preparation and concentration.
- Passing another vehicle.
- Sharing the road with trucks and buses.
- School bus encounters.
- Driving at night.
- Adverse weather conditions, skidding and hydroplaning.
- Distracted driving.
- Road rage.
- What to do in case of an accident.
- and more.
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Video Transcript
There are several situations and conditions that may drive challenging. Before driving at night make sure the headlights, tail lights, signal lights and windows are clean they should be clean once a week or more often if dirty. Always keep your light on and if following vehicles or if there’s on-coming vehicles make sure your headlights are on low beams so you don’t blind drivers. When driving in or anticipating bad weather, here are some tips you could apply; when driving in rain, snow or fog increase the space between you and the vehicle in front of you to give yourself more time to react, to avoid a crash. If you get stuck in snow, turn on your hazards and make sure the tail pipe is not block by snow. Stay inside the vehicle if you’re not at risk by being hit by other drivers, that way you will have shelter and you’ll be easier to find.
