1. Company vehicle safety

2. Safety program goals: Save lives Reduce injuries Protect resources Reduce liability 1a

3. Protect people: Driver eligibility Pre-plan response to emergency Provide training 2a

4. Protect people: Reward safe driving Enforcement Employee input 2b

5. Protect resources: Vehicle safety ratings Proper use Safety inspections Proper maintenance 3a

6. Reduce liability: Insurance Licensing Company standards Qualified mechanics 4a

7. Program contents Management leadership Policies, procedures 5a

8. Program contents: Driver agreements Driver reviews 5b

9. Program contents: Incident reporting, investigation Vehicle selection, maintenance 5c

10. Program contents: Disciplinary action Safety rewards 5d

11. Program contents: Driver training Compliance with laws 5e

12. Young drivers Age restrictions: 16 = no driving 17 = strict limits State laws 6a

13. Young drivers Statistics: Crashes leading cause of death 18% of all drivers in police-reported crashes 6b

14. Young drivers: Lowest seat belt use Take more risks 6c

15. Safe driving strategies: Safe vehicle Emergency supplies Seat belt Defensive driving 7a

16. Safe driving strategies: Focus on driving Be alert, awake No alcohol, drugs 7b

17. Vehicle inspections: Visible damage Tire inflation, tread Fluid levels 8a

18. Vehicle inspections: Belts, hoses Fuel Windshield wipers 8b

19. Vehicle inspections: Controls Lights Seat belt Emergency kit 8c

20. Emergency supplies: Phone First aid Warning triangles, flares 9a

21. Emergency supplies: Water, food Clothing Tools Blanket, etc. 9b

22. Seat belts: Reduce risk of fatalities, injuries Prevent ejection from vehicle 10a

23. Aggressive driving Be defensive: Check mirrors Following distance Cushion of space 11a

24. Aggressive driving: Speeding Tailgating Not signaling Running red light 11b

25. Aggressive driving: Allow enough time Plan route Avoid congestion 11c

26. Aggressive driving: Accept being late Don’t join a fight Report to police 11d

27. Aggressive driving Speeding: Reduced steering Longer stopping distance Dangerous anywhere 11e

28. Distracted driving: Conversations Eating, drinking, grooming Playing stereo 12a

29. Distracted driving: Reading maps, directions Using navigator Using phone 12b

30. Distracted driving NHTSA advice: Pull over to use phone 12c

31. Distracted driving Cell phones: Hand-held vs. hands-free Phone vs. passenger Phone vs. other distractions 12d

32. Drowsy driving: Under-reported 13a

33. Drowsy driving: Start fully rested Stop, stretch Realistic distance goals Avoid medications 13b

34. Drowsy driving: Take nap Caffeine Then, stop and sleep 13c

35. Drowsy driving: Other preventions: Physical discomfort Rumble strips Then, stop and sleep 13d

36. Impaired driving: Alcohol Medications Illegal drugs 14a

37. Impaired driving: Over 16,000 deaths per year Weekdays vs. weekends 14b

38. Impaired driving: Stay away Report to police 14c

39. Impaired driving: Weaving Wrong side of road Very slow speed Sudden braking 14d

40. Impaired driving: Slow response Open windows Not using headlights 14e

41. Summary: Program benefits Program elements Young drivers Vehicle safety Seat belts 15a

42. Summary: Aggressive driving Distractions Drowsy driving Impaired driving 15b