Wet pavement from the rainy weather of autumn and winter presents adverse driving conditions that account for 60 percent of all weather related fatalities
Emergency Vehicle Operators (EVOs) rely on dispatchers to give them information to help them make safe driving decisions.
Drivers who have no problems in routine driving may encounter them where road construction or repair is under way.
Intersections can be a dangerous place for drivers as well as pedestrians and bicyclists. They may range from complicated expressway interchanges to simple, rural right-angle crossroads.
Wearing seat belts is a prime issue in defensive driving. The use of seat belts over the years has reduced the number of serious injuries and fatalities seen in vehicle accidents.
Without right of way rules, driving would be a mass of confusion, with drivers always trying to beat each other through an intersection. Right of way rules are designed for everyone’s safety.
Proactive measures when loading and unloading trailers to reduce the chance of an accident.
Ways to avoid being involved in traffic accidents.
Underwriting criteria used to evaluate transportation programs.
Practices that govern the safe use of golf carts.