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1. www.nsc.org › getmedia › 8782fe9e-8f4b-47a4-a677-3dDefensive Driving Safety Skills - National Safety Council

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   Driving Safety Skills Description Example Applicable Active Safety Systems Turns Using enough braking force, acceleration and steering pressure to make turns safely. Taking a slow turn at a sharp curved exit. Cornering Braking Control; Electronic Stability Control; Active Steering Vehicle inspections (inside) Ensuring that the

2. www.cvsa.org › OSD-CMV-Defensive-Driving14 Defensive Driving Techniques - Commercial Vehicle Safety ...

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   As a professional driver, you must be prepared for changing weather conditions and trafic congestion, all while remaining diligent while driving. In inclement weather or any adverse driving conditions, slow down. On snow-packed roads, reduce your speed by more than half. On icy or slick roads, reduce your speed even more.

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3. www.edriving.com › wp-content › themes10 Best Practices for Effective Driver Risk Management

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   solid safety culture within a driver risk management program establishes executive leadership commitment to safety as a top corporate priority and defines, communicates and reinforces non-negotiable policies and standards that are designed to keep drivers (and the wider community) safe while employees are driving for work purposes.

4. www.transport.wa.gov.au › mediaFiles › licensingDriving Techniques for Safer Drivers - DOT Home

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   Æ gives you information about the experience you need to become a safe driver; Æ explains what skills you need to develop to pass the PDA; and Æ complements the information in Drive Safe: A handbook for Western Australian road users. Revised edition date 17 April 2024. Prepared and published by Department of Transport, Driver and Vehicle Services.

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5. www.osha.gov › Safe_Driving_PracticesSafe Driving Practices for Employees

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   Make a positive statement by following these work-related safe driving practices. Use a seat belt at all times – driver and passenger(s). Be well-rested before driving. Avoid taking medications that make you drowsy. Set a realistic goal for the number of miles that you can drive safely each day.

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6. hsa.ie › Safe_Driving_for_Work_Handbook_Safe Driving for Work Driver’s Handbook - Health and Safety ...

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   In terms of understanding how to manage the risks, the handbook outlines what is required of a driver in terms of his or her, vehicle, journey and driving behaviours. In addition it deals with emergency situations and gives practical advice on what to do to help keep you safe from avoidable harm.

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   What is safe driving for work practices?

   • It will help working drivers make safer choices about the way they drive and behave around vehicles. This is a guidance document. Using the information given should help you to comply with your statutory duties in respect of safe driving for work practices.

   Safe Driving for Work Driver’s Handbook - Health and Safety Authority

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   What is an example of a safe driving procedure?

   • Here’s an example of a very basic safe driving procedure: “ When driving for work, employees will: Your organization can have separate road safety policies and procedures or combine them. To be effective, policies and procedures need to provide clear guidance and be communicated to everyone in the organization.

   Policies and Procedures - Road Safety at Work

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   How can I be a safe driver at work?

   • Make a positive statement by following these work-related safe driving practices. Use a seat belt at all times – driver and passenger(s). Be well-rested before driving. Avoid taking medications that make you drowsy. Set a realistic goal for the number of miles that you can drive safely each day.

   Safe Driving Practices for Employees - Occupational Safety and Health

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   What makes a driver a safe driver?

   • Safe drivers are aware of their surroundings; they drive actively and continually adjust their driving as they notice situations change. They adjust their driving so that they have enough space to stop if someone else makes a mistake or does not follow the road rules.

   Driving Techniques for Safer Drivers - DOT Home

   www.transport.wa.gov.au/mediaFiles/licensing/LBU_G_Safer_Driver_Learner_Booklet.pdf

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   How can a professional driver prepare for a snowy road?

   • As a professional driver, you must be prepared for changing weather conditions and trafic congestion, all while remaining diligent while driving. In inclement weather or any adverse driving conditions, slow down. On snow-packed roads, reduce your speed by more than half. On icy or slick roads, reduce your speed even more.

   14 Defensive Driving Techniques - CVSA

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   How do you drive safely on a wet road?

   • Maintain a safe distance from other vehicles and increase following distance on wet roads. Choose a speed appropriate to the trafic, weather and road conditions (e.g. unsealed roads, reduced visibility). Plan your own driving routes and get from starting point to destination. Make safe driving decisions.

   Driving Techniques for Safer Drivers - DOT Home

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8. roadsafetyatwork.ca › resource › tool-kitPolicies and Procedures - Road Safety at Work

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   Here’s an example of a very basic safe driving procedure: “When driving for work, employees will: Pay full attention to driving at all times; Identify hazards and respond proactively; Avoid high-risk driving behaviours, such as speeding, tailgating, failing to yield, improper passing or lane changes, etc.”