Safety Media Library

How do you become a Decision Driver? This overview provides you with the five principles which will improve your Decision Driving performance and skill.

Reacting to a potential problem you see developing ahead, you may be able to avoid a full-blown hazard. Explains eight key steps to expanding your ability to see what's happening around you and where you will be driving in the next few seconds.

Teaches how to keep yourself constantly informed of the whole driving scene. The more facts you have, the smaller the chance of making a poor decision.

Driving defensively is not enough, you have to make sure other drivers and pedestrians are aware of you. This video reviews how signaling is imperative to completely communicating while driving.

It is much easier to be quick and decisive when you've planned an escape path, and a safe alternative decision is open to you. Reviews concepts on following distances, yielding, avoiding being boxed in and timing your passing moves to plan an escape route.

This video helps drivers deal with today's highways and fast-paced traffic and offers accident prevention techniques, including proper signaling and not following too closely.

Motor vehicle accidents are the leading cause of death for the American worker. Since virtually everyone drives a vehicle every day for either business or personal reasons, defensive driving training is of vital importance. This program discusses distracted driving, stopping distances, following distances, adverse weather and other defensive driving techniques.

Motor vehicle accidents are the leading cause of death for the American worker. Since virtually everyone drives a vehicle every day for either business or personal reasons, defensive driving training is of vital importance. This program discusses distracted driving, stopping distances, following distances, adverse weather and other defensive driving techniques.

Fatal rollovers and other accidents involving 15-passenger vans occur because the drivers are inexperienced and untrained. This valuable program provides drivers with important safety tips to help them operate the vans safely, protect passengers, and avoid accidents.

If you have employees who use step vans, autos or cargo vans on-the-job, it is important for you as an employer to teach them about the unique handling skills needed to safely operate these vehicles. This program will help you conduct defensive-driving training sessions for new and existing employees. It covers the factors that cause accidents and then provides seven strategies for driving defensively.

Defensive drivers know how to deal with road hazards, poor weather conditions, vehicle collisions and crime. This program shows how to stay in control by being prepared for the worst.

This video is a new way to train your drivers, but it’s not the same old boring defensive driving course. We have gone back 40, 50, and 60 or 70 years to see what was taught in the “old days” and how that relates to today’s driving. We’ve mixed yesteryear, with up to date defensive driving techniques that will keep your employees interested in the subjects and learn more from this course, than all the others combined.

This video is a new way to train your drivers, but it’s not the same old boring defensive driving course. We have gone back 40, 50, and 60 or 70 years to see what was taught in the “old days” and how that relates to today’s driving. We’ve mixed yesteryear, with up to date defensive driving techniques that will keep your employees interested in the subjects and learn more from this course, than all the others combined.

This presentation provides an overview of the various dangers that driving in bad weather poses when the weather changes or appears suddenly. Viewers will be shown how to handle their vehicles in ice, bright sun, winds, snow, rain and will also discuss the general risks drivers face on the road. Each weather condition and risk is coupled with safety tips and methods to prevent unsafe incidents.

This presentation provides an overview of the various dangers that driving in bad weather poses when the weather changes or appears suddenly. Viewers will be shown how to handle their vehicles in ice, bright sun, winds, snow, rain and will also discuss the general risks drivers face on the road. Each weather condition and risk is coupled with safety tips and methods to prevent unsafe incidents.

This presentation provides an overview of the various dangers that driving in bad weather poses when the weather changes or appears suddenly. Viewers will be shown how to handle their vehicles in ice, bright sun, winds, snow, rain and will also discuss the general risks drivers face on the road. Each weather condition and risk is coupled with safety tips and methods to prevent unsafe incidents.

Goofy's beloved misadventures in driving illustrates correct (and incorrect) driving procedures. These three engaging programs teach viewers how to make safer and more responsible driving decisions, both on and off the road. These three animated classics, Motor Mania (8 minutes) and Freeway Phobia Parts 1 & 2 (15 minutes each) are sure to keep viewers laughing and learning.

When you drive defensively, you're always looking for trouble. Not because you want to cause it, but so you can defend yourself against other drivers, and the trouble they can cause. Whether they're speeding, tailgating, or just not paying attention to what they're doing, other drivers can put you at risk. This title provide the information employees need to drive cars, vans and small trucks defensively, both on and off the job. Topics covered include: The fundamentals of driving defensively, Dealing with distracted drivers, Coping with aggressive drivers, Using your headlights, Driving safely in bad weather, Handling a blowout, Sharing the road with trucks and buses...and more.

This presentation examines the deadly issue of aggressive driving, explains its causes and explores how it can be avoided. Illustrating five deadly mindsets that lead to aggression on the road - obliviousness, selfishness, impatience, competitiveness and road rage - the program brings to life how emotions take control and steer drivers into making bad decisions. This training program allows audiences to examine their behavior, get a grip on their emotions and make the necessary and vital changes in mindset and attitude to keep them safe on the road.

This training program is designed to motivate employees to drive safely and avoid the devastating consequences that can result from a motor vehicle accident. The program examines four interrelated elements of accident-free driving; defensive driving, space management, the condition of the driver and the condition of the vehicle. It also discusses three important safety features that can help you minimize injury of avoiding an accident altogether: safety belts, air bags and antilock braking systems.

Illustrates the dangers of crossing through an intersection. As a driver, you pass through so many intersections each day. It is your responsibility to be sure each intersection is negotiated safely. Remind yourself to always drive with your headlights on. Alertness to the roadway and intersections will ensure a safe trip. In this program we will review examples of three accidents involving intersections.

This program is designed to help you conduct a training session that will improve supervisors' effectiveness in monitoring employees' driving. Specifically, supervisors will learn skills for observing driving behaviors and correcting unsafe driving practices. Upon completion of the program, participants will be able to do these things: Understand the importance of supervising for safety, observe and recognize employees' safe and unsafe driving practices, correct employees' unsafe driving practices by using coachable moments, and clearly communicate the organization's priorities, including safety.

You can reduce the chances of your workers becoming part of the statistics of road rage by training with this program. It's timely, relevant and critical for sales representatives, service people, delivery drivers, and anyone else who spends time behind the wheel. The program demonstrates real situations and measures you can take to reduce your exposure to aggressive driving. Specific, effective advice to avoid getting involved with an aggressive driver, what to do if you are the victim of aggressive driving and the importance of not indulging in aggressive driving yourself.

This video is designed to replace outdated defensive driving techniques, this video helps drivers deal with today's highways and fast-paced traffic and offers accident prevention techniques, including proper signaling and not following too closely.

This production will discuss tale-tale signs that another driver on the road is not experienced. While you can't control what the other drivers are doing, you are in control of how safely you drive your vehicle. Tips are given to help drivers of smaller vehicles understand the frustrations of those who drive big rigs and vice versa. This DVD also discusses speed and weather considerations.

This DVD consists of four different topics, seven minutes each. At the Scene shows drivers to stay calm while coping with a crash. It explains what to do in the first few minutes after an incident. Road Rage defines the problem, explains how it affects professional drivers, and covers what your drivers can do to prevent becoming victims of -or contributors to - road rage. Road Work shows drivers how to manage their vehicles in and around road construction areas. Also focuses on precautions that should be taken in work zones. Traffic explores the challenges associated with ever-increasing traffic and demonstrates techniques for avoiding traffic-related accidents.

This presentation helps viewers recognize the signs of aggressive driving behavior and the obstacles that challenge driver attitude. It offers practical tips on how to manage your stress levels and control unsafe driver reactions even in the most challenging situations.

This program is designed to help you conduct a training session to ensure that employees recognize that they are professional drivers and need to operate vehicles with professional attitudes and professional defensive-driving skills. Upon completion of the program, participants will be able to recognize that they are professional drivers, make driving decisions from a professional point of view, identify the driving risks they take and the rewards they expect to get by taking those risks, understand that unsafe driving can result from both action and inaction, recognize the conscious and unconscious risks they take and avoid accidents by using defensive-driving skills.