When you drive defensively, you drive safely to save lives, time, and money, despite the conditions around you and the actions of others
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1 Defensive Driving
2 When you drive defensively, you drive safely to save lives, time, and money, despite the conditions around you and the actions of others PPT-SM-DD
3 We are on the road every day of our lives Our driving affects everyone around us Unsafe driving can hurt or kill innocent people PPT-SM-DD
4 According to NIOSH, motor vehicles are consistently the leading cause of work-related deaths in the US About 36% of all work-related fatalities reported by the BLS are associated with motor vehicles PPT-SM-DD
5 Everyone can and should drive defensively Check your company s policy for specific driving rules that apply to you on the job PPT-SM-DD
6 Driving hazards include Distracted driving Speeding Aggressive driving Drowsy driving Driving under the influence Severe weather Not wearing a seat belt Unexpected road conditions PPT-SM-DD
7 You can be exposed to driving hazards every day, on and off the job Your own driving or others driving could be the source of exposure PPT-SM-DD
8 Protect yourself by driving defensively using these safe driving practices Do not use your cell phone or eat and drink while driving Obey the speed limit Do not engage in or respond to aggressive driving behavior PPT-SM-DD
9 Get enough sleep before you drive and practice journey management for long drives to avoid fatigue Always drive sober Check the weather before you go, and do not drive in severe weather Wear your seat belt PPT-SM-DD
10 Take steps to prevent distracted driving Send texts or make phone calls before you get on the road Keep your phone on silent while you drive Eat or drink before you drive Keep conversations with passengers to a minimum Plan and review your route beforehand Pay attention to your surroundings PPT-SM-DD
11 According to NCS, speeding causes about 30% of roadway fatalities PPT-SM-DD
12 Avoid speeding Stay aware of the posted speed limit Use cruise control if you have it Watch your speed PPT-SM-DD
13 Avoid aggressive driving behavior like Honking the horn, yelling, or making rude gestures Tailgating Wildly changing lanes to get around slower cars Speeding around other cars Responding to rude gestures or comments with your own two cents PPT-SM-DD
14 Drive defensively instead Pay attention to your own driving Leave at least two car lengths between your car and the car in front of you Use your blinker and safely merge into another lane as needed PPT-SM-DD
15 Leave at a time that allows for detours and unexpected delays Ignore aggressive behavior and give aggressive drivers a wide berth PPT-SM-DD
16 Stay alert while you drive Make sure you are well-rested before you get behind the wheel Commit to getting enough sleep the night before driving If you feel drowsy while driving, pull over and take a 30-minute nap PPT-SM-DD
17 According to NCS, alcohol causes about 31% of roadway fatalities PPT-SM-DD
18 Do not become a statistic because you chose to drive under the influence Do not drive if you have taken illegal drugs or have drunk alcohol Do not take over-the-counter medicines that could impair your ability to drive Check your prescriptions for warnings about driving PPT-SM-DD
19 Severe weather to avoid driving in includes Floods and heavy rainstorms Snowstorms and hail Dense fog Tornadoes PPT-SM-DD
20 According to OSHA, seat belts save 14,000 lives each year According to the CDC and the NHTSA, seat belts reduce serious crash-related injuries and deaths by about 50% Buckle up every time you drive PPT-SM-DD
21 Unexpected roadway conditions can include Road work Heavy traffic Car accidents Wildlife crossings PPT-SM-DD
22 Avoid unexpected roadway conditions by staying aware of your surroundings Look for roadwork signs Scan mirrors and the road in front of you often Adjust your speed to surrounding traffic Look for wildlife crossing signs Be alert to animals crossing the road PPT-SM-DD
23 Drive defensively It could save your life or someone else s life Remember to drive safely, and watch out for common driving hazards PPT-SM-DD
24 PPT-SM-DD
25 Sign and date this quiz sheet. Circle the letter representing the correct answer to each quiz question below. Name: Date: Defensive Driving Safety Meeting Quiz: Defensive Driving 2015 PEC Safety, Inc. 1. When you drive, you drive safely to save lives, time, and money, despite the conditions around you and the actions of others. A. Aggressively B. Defensively C. Drowsily D. Passively 2. According to NIOSH, are consistently the leading cause of work-related deaths in the US. A. Bad weather conditions B. Defensive driving practices C. Motor vehicles D. Roadwork construction sites 3. can and should drive defensively. A. Everyone B. Operators C. Safety officers D. Supervisors 4. One example of a driving hazard is. A. Defensive driving B. Distracted driving C. Driving in good weather D. Wearing your seat belt 5. Avoid aggressive driving by. A. Honking the horn, yelling, or making rude gestures B. Leaving at least two car lengths between your car and the car in front of you C. Speeding around other cars D. Wildly changing lanes to get around slower cars 6. If you feel drowsy while driving,. A. Call a friend to help you stay awake B. Eat a snack to get your energy back up C. Keep going because you are on a deadline D. Pull over and take a 30-minute nap 7. Do not drive if you. A. Got enough sleep the night before B. Have taken illegal drugs or have drunk alcohol C. Heard a weather forecast that says the weather will be sunny D. Took over-the-counter medicines with no associated warnings 8. One way you can prevent distracted driving is to. A. Answer phone calls while driving B. Eat or drink while driving C. Send texts or make phone calls before you get on the road D. Talk with passengers the whole time to say alert 9. According to the CDC and NHTSA, reduce serious crashrelated injuries and deaths by about 50%. A. Air bags B. Blinkers C. Hands-free cell phone headsets D. Seat belts 10. To avoid unexpected roadway conditions, adjust your speed to. A. At least 10 mph under the speed limit B. At least 5 mph faster than other drivers C. Over the speed limit D. Surrounding traffic KEY-SM-Defensive Driving AUGUST 3, 2015
26 Instructors: The following key shows the answers for the Defensive Driving safety meeting quiz. 1. B 2. C 3. A 4. B 5. B 6. D 7. B 8. C 9. D 10. D Safety Meeting Answer Keys: Defensive Driving 2015 PEC Safety, Inc. QUIZ-SM-Defensive Driving AUGUST 3, 2015
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SCHOOL BUS SAFET Y B Y : M S. L A C I S T E WA R T L A C I. S T E WA R T @ S M A I L. A S TAT E. E D U FACTS ABOUT SCHOOL BUSES: School buses are designed to be safer than passenger vehicles in avoiding