Driving in challenging weather conditions requires drivers to proceed slowly and cautiously. The information in this program will reinforce proper safety practices drivers need to follow when encountering extreme weather conditions.

Your truck drivers are not the only employees who need to know about CSA regulations. Non- driving personnel also need to understand their impact on Compliance, Safety, Accountability (CSA) scores. This program covers what CSA is, what it means to the company, and how all employees can impact both company and individual drivers_ scores.

As a driver, you pass through so many intersections each day it is easy to forget what dangers are present as you cross. This program trains drivers on the dangers of crossing through an intersection and reinforces that is it their responsibility to be sure each intersection is negotiated safely. By reviewing three accidents involving interactions it reinforces to your drivers the need to be alert at all times to insure a safe trip.

The single most important component in any vehicle is the braking system, especially on heavy trucks. The tractor portion of a tractor-semi trailer rig may have ten or more valves controlling the air flow to the brakes. This program reviews the types of braking systems found on large trucks versus cars and illustrates the importance of properly maintaining the braking system.

Backing a single trailer or a set of doubles with a semi tractor is the most dangerous, intricate and time-consuming set of maneuvers a big rig driver has to master. No matter how many miles you drive forward, not one of those miles will help when it comes to backing. This program trains drivers on the mechanics and techniques required in backing large vehicles such as tractor trailers, and discusses using the _cone of visibility_ to insure safe backing.

Hours of service rules can often be confusing, but it is critical that drivers understand and follow them carefully. This program breaks down the hours of service laws established by the Federal Motor Carrier_s Safety Administration. Drivers will learn about the 11 hour-14 hour rule, 7-60 rule, and 8-70 rule and it also defines the 395 regulation and application.

FMCSA_s Compliance, Safety, Accountability (CSA) program is now affecting all states, not just pilot states. This enforcement initiative scores carriers and drivers on seven Behavior Analysis Safety Improvement Categories (BASICs) and results in possible penalties against poor safety performers. It is important for all commercial carriers to understand the new tracking methods and their obligation for compliance with this new standard. This training program is designed to train motor carriers on the new tracking methods and their obligations for compliance with the standard.

Bobtailing is sometimes necessary but a dangerous method of driving a big rig tractor without any trailing component. This program is designed to train your drivers on the challenges of bobtailing and the dangers of jackknifing. Drivers will learn how the profile, weight dynamics and engine power of the tractor can cause problems without a trailer attached.

Aimed at employees who drive company vehicles as part of their profession, this training program is designed to train employees on the dangers of distracted driving so they change their habits. In it employees will learn detailed strategies they can use

Under FMCSA's new CSA 2010 initiative, drivers' actions will impact their safety performance evaluation ... and the safety ratings of their employer. This program explains CSA 2010 and shows drivers why they must practice compliance with the driving and safety regulations, for the benefit of their careers and their company. CSA 2010: A Driver's Guide clearly explains the key fundamentals drivers need to know.

CSA 2010 is perhaps the most comprehensive regulatory evaluation program for any carrier. Under this initiative, drivers' actions will impact their safety performance evaluation along with the safety ratings of their employer. This program Combines information from each of the seven BASIC_s, and focuses on the _high consequence_/_high severity-weighted_ violations. It also shows drivers why they must practice compliance with the driving and safety regulations, for the benefit of their careers and their company.

CSA implementation introduces Behavior Analysis Safety Improvement Categories (BASICs) into the life of every truck driver. This program offers an in-depth look at the seven BASICs of FMCSA's Compliance, Safety, and Accountability Program.

This video covers how bad weather can influence a professional driver_s ability to drive safely and defensively. It shows drivers how to prepare for a number of weather conditions, and how to handle some unexpected and potentially dangerous situations while driving in adverse weather. It also presents precautions for operating various types and sizes of commercial vehicles in inclement weather.

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, professional truck drivers suffer more injuries requiring time away from work than any other industry. This program helps raise drivers' awareness in regard to these injury issues while stressing the driver_s role in prevention. This video provides drivers with information on what it takes to stay injury-free while performing non-driving tasks. This promotes safety in and around the vehicle, which helps them stay on the road and contribute to your bottom line.

Driver logs provide an accurate and easy way to monitor commercial driving times. This program covers the DOT time constraints that commercial drivers must abide by and how to effectively utilize driver logs.

Keep your drivers on the job by complying with DOT regulations. This in-depth video covers federal standards for drivers including age limits, licenses, medical exams, road tests, and the ability to speak and understand English.

Educating your commercial drivers with empowers employees with knowledge they need to do their job safely. This effective and exciting program prepares professional and commercial rig drivers on how to successfully and efficiently inspect their equipment, preventing costly accidents and eliminating damage to valuable machinery.

Challenge your drivers with this fast paced program using Keller's branded 'hazard perception' methodology. This popular format helps drivers to enhance their skill levels and immediately apply the training material.

Drivers face many circumstances that can negatively impact their health because of their occupation. These hazards can be placed into three main categories: those associated with lifestyle choices, those associated with job duties and those associated with the ergonomic factors of driving a truck.

This exceptional video demonstrates safe turning and intersection-crossing techniques in a variety of situations. This lively program is aimed at both the rookie and veteran driver, and provides comprehensive training applicable to real world driving scenarios.

Trains employees on the costs incurred when a skid occurs, the causes and types of skids, and how to handle them properly. Tractor and trailer, front-wheel, and all-wheel skids are covered in this program.

Featuring bus operators in a variety of settings this dramatic video illustrates the range of distractions faced by bus operators. It also provides steps transit agencies and operators can take to control distractions such as unruly passengers route changes and radio communications.

CMV Driver Basics for Entry-Level Training is designed to help you meet the training requirements for entry-level CMV drivers (49 CFR Part 380) and serves as great refresher training for your veteran drivers. This program was updated in 2011 to include a NEW 8-minute bonus CSA video segment that explains how entry-level driver training factors into the seven BASICs.