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It is designed to help them recognize bad driving behaviors of other drivers with whom they share the road.  It includes planning ahead to react properly to changing driving situations that occur almost on a daily basis.  It provides the opportunity for drivers to enhance safety presentation material by allowing them to share real life experiences that relate to changing driving situations occurring around them.  Driving safely is the main focus.  Driver participation during the presentation will allow for a better training experience and increase the effectiveness of the material provided.\nWe as safety personnel have the opportunity to change driver behavior positively and prevent crash and near-crash incidents on our highways.  The end result being lives saved.\nTraining Goals\nDrivers will understand what defensive driving is.\nDrivers will understand the importance of wearing their safety belts at all times and in all situations.\nDrivers will be able to plan ahead to compensate for other drivers bad driving decisions while reacting safely to each situation as it presents itself.\nDrivers will be able to recognize fixed and potential hazards they encounter while driving.\nDrivers will be able to plan ahead and operate their vehicles safely as they encounter these hazards and react to them.\nResults\nDrivers will be better prepared to react in a safe manner to other driver’s bad driving behaviors.\nDrivers will not be influenced negatively by their emotions when reacting to other vehicles cutting them off.  They will be able to maintain a 4 second following distance, as roadways and congestion allow.\nSafer driving behaviors will be achieved as drivers learn to deal with the driving task at hand.\nDriver input during the presentation will allow better buy-in to company safety policies.\nPresentation Slide notes\nSlide #1 - Introduction page.\nSlide #2 – Driving defensively can reduce the number and severity of future crashes.  (Ask attendees for examples of driving defensively.  Do not allow the conversation to continue for a long period, but just allow a few brief comments.  At the conclusion of the discussion provide positive reinforcement for those that were involved in the interaction.)\nSlide #3 – National Safety Council’s definition of Defensive Driving.  (Emphasize the professional driver.)\nSlide #4 – Defensive driving begins with wearing your seat belt.  It is difficult to drive defensively if you are not at the driving controls of your commercial vehicle.  (Have attendees share experiences where seat belts have saved lives and/or have lessened the degree of injury when involved in a crash.)\nSlide #5 – The Center for Disease Control (CDC) recently released an article on long haul truck driver seat belt usage.  (Cover the statistics with attendees.)\nSlide #6 – Cost estimates of crashes, lives would have been saved if seat belts had been worn at the time of the crash.\nSlide #7 – CDC preliminary driver survey and responses to questions such as, “If they wore their seat belts” and the “percentage of the time they wore their seat belts.”  (Discuss the lack of company policies and training related to seat belt usage.)\nSlide #8 – Drivers not wearing their seat belts also answered the survey stating that they failed to obey rules of the road and were much more likely to take risks while driving.  (Encourage comments from attendees and ask, ‘How important is it to wear your seat belt.)\nSlide #9 – CMV drivers and Safety Culture and Practices.  (Provide encouragement with the slide indicating most CMV drivers operate their vehicles in a very safe manner.  Help them understand the size and weight differences in regard to their vehicles capabilities.)\nSlide #10 – Although this slide is humorous, the subject is deadly serious.  Professional drivers need to be","cbCaii3d4ZC3i6Es","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaii3d4ZC3i6Es","doc",74752,"English","# Training Goals\n## Results and Driver Impact\n# Presentation Slide Notes\n## Introduction and Core Definition\n## Seat Belt Safety and Statistics\n## Safety Culture, Inspections, Speeding\n## Driver Fatigue and Planned vs. Unplanned Behaviors\n## Following Distance and Emotional Control\n## Searching While Driving","[{\"question\":\"What defensive driving training goals are covered for CMV drivers?\",\"answer\":\"Drivers learn what defensive driving is, why seat belts must be worn in all situations, and how to plan ahead to react safely to changing driving circumstances. 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