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Driver safety training
The document outlines driver safety and defensive driving policies, emphasizing legal licensing, seat belt usage, and safety responsibilities. It prohibits distractions like cell phone use while driving, and mandates reporting any accidents or violations involving company vehicles. Additionally, the document includes guidelines for safe driving practices and expectations for defensive driving education.
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- 1. Driver Safety and DefensiveDriving Policies, Guidelines, and Safety Tips
- 2. 2 Policy, Responsibilities, andGuidelines Responsibilities • Drivers must be legally licensed • Drivers are responsible for the safe, legal, non- abusive operation of the leased vehicles • All occupants must have seat belts fastened during any movement of the vehicle. • Drivers must report to their supervisor any accident, damage or moving violation involving a Company vehicle or to a personal vehicle used on Company business. • Associates are responsible for all moving violations while operating a company vehicle.
- 3. 3 Policy, Responsibilities, andGuidelines Guidelines: If a call must be taken and a hands-free device is not in use, the vehicle must be pulled over as soon as safely possible. • Transporting a hitchhiker is prohibited • Use of the vehicle for any business venture other than that pertaining to associate's job duties is prohibited. • Accepting any form of compensation for carrying passengers or materials is prohibited. • Smoking in company vehicles is prohibited. • Operating a vehicle while using a cellular phone or other device is prohibited. Talking without a hands-free device or text messaging while driving is prohibited • Eating while driving a company vehicle is prohibited • All traffic laws and speed limits must be obeyed at all times
- 4. 4 Policy, Responsibilities, andGuidelines If a driver is taking any medication labeled with a warning that it could impair his or her driving ability, the associate must provide his or her supervisor with the name of the prescription drug. All associates are expected to drive defensively, obey all traffic laws and not drive under the influence of drugs or alcohol
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- 9. 9 Defensive Driving • Whathappened? • Why? • How could it have been prevented?
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- 11. 11 Defensive Driving • VeryGraphic Accident Scene … VOLUNTARY.