109 Swearingen Beach East Tawakoni Texas 75472 United States

Motor vehicle crashes are the #1 cause of workplace fatalities in the U.S. Our Driver Safety Training equips employees with the knowledge, habits, and hazard awareness to prevent accidents before they happen.
The Numbers Don't Lie
Course Content
This comprehensive driver safety course is built on OSHA and DOT guidelines and designed for real-world application — whether employees are driving company vehicles, personal cars for business, or heavy equipment on a job site.
Each module is interactive, scenario-based, and mobile-friendly, so your team can train from anywhere and apply lessons immediately.
Also: Distracted Driving CourseAnticipate hazards before they occur. Learn space management, scanning techniques, and proactive risk reduction strategies used by professional drivers.
Understand the three types of distraction — visual, manual, and cognitive — and why hands-free is still dangerous. Align with company cell phone policies.
Rain, fog, ice, and night driving all demand different responses. Employees learn when to slow down, pull over, or reroute entirely.
Drowsy driving is as dangerous as drunk driving. This module covers signs of fatigue, best practices for long-haul travel, and substance impairment policies.
A quick pre-drive checklist can prevent breakdowns and accidents. Covers tires, mirrors, lights, brakes, and load securement for fleet and cargo vehicles.
Understand what OSHA and DOT expect from employers. Includes incident reporting, documentation requirements, and how training reduces organizational liability.
High-Risk Scenarios
Taking your eyes off the road for 5 seconds at 55 mph is like driving the length of a football field blindfolded. Texting, apps, and GPS are the top culprits.
Distracted Driving CourseSpeeding reduces reaction time and amplifies crash force. Aggressive driving — tailgating, weaving, and road rage — puts every nearby driver at risk.
Workplace Violence TrainingOver 6,000 fatal crashes per year involve drowsy drivers. Night shifts and long-haul routes dramatically increase fatigue-related risk for fleet drivers.
Heat Stress & Fatigue AwarenessIntersections account for 40% of all crashes. Failure to yield, running red lights, and misjudging speed gaps are leading causes of fatal collisions.
Browse Full Course LibraryAlcohol, prescription medications, and cannabis all impair judgment, reaction time, and vision. Our training covers workplace drug policies and how to report concerns.
Drug & Alcohol-Free WorkplaceCargo that shifts or falls creates deadly road hazards. Training covers load securement standards, forklift safety during loading, and fleet maintenance checks.
Forklift Fundamentals CourseIndustries We Serve
Companion Course
Distracted driving kills 3,500+ people every year in the U.S. alone. Because it's such a critical and growing risk, we've built an entire standalone course dedicated to it — covering cell phone laws by state, cognitive distraction science, and practical habit-forming strategies.
View Distracted Driving CourseKeep Your Team Protected
Driver safety doesn't exist in isolation. Pair this course with these complementary trainings to build a comprehensive workplace safety program.
A focused course on phone use, cognitive distraction, and zero-distraction habit formation for all drivers.
Prevent the second most common cause of workplace injuries, especially critical for drivers who load and unload cargo.
Essential for warehouse and logistics drivers who operate forklifts during loading and dock operations.
Substance impairment and driving is a lethal combination. Reinforce your fleet policy with this compliance-ready course.
Hot cab environments and summer delivery routes create serious heat exposure risks for transportation and field workers.
Road rage and delivery confrontations are real threats. This course helps employees de-escalate and stay safe on the job.
Build a broad foundation in workplace safety regulations. Frequently required alongside driver training for DOT-regulated employees.
Drivers are often the first on scene after an accident. CPR certification ensures they can act immediately before paramedics arrive.
From minor injuries to crash scene response — every driver should know how to stabilize a situation and care for the injured.
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Everything employers and employees need to know about driver safety training.
Join thousands of organizations that trust Safety Is A Mindset to protect their people on every road, every route, every day.
Format: Online Interactive
Tier: 2
Course ID: 197
Languages: English, Spanish, French Canadian, Korean, Russian, Thai, Vietnamese, Chinese (Simplified), German, Hindi, Polish, Brazilian Portuguese