Driver training programs are an integral part of fleet leadership. Driver training programs cover a broad array of topics related to specific responsibilities. These include defensive driving techniques, vehicle handling, regulatory compliance, electronic logging devices (ELD), telematics, and more. The overarching reason for driver training is to ensure a safer driving record avoid accidents and maximize general fleet performance.

This training package deals with exactly the situation faced by drivers and fleet operators in the trucking and commercial fleet industry and covers practical knowledge and on-the-job training in the following areas: Key components of the driver training programmer are:

Defensive Driving Courses: This concept helps Controversy: demonstrates how things have changed from the old drivers’ education to the modern training on attitude adjustments of drivers. In general, defensive driving courses teach drivers techniques that enable them to identify potential hazards and respond appropriately. These courses focus on how far to stay away from the vehicles in front, how to identify distractions and avoid them, as well as techniques for driving safely in rain and snow.

Regulation Compliance Training: All drivers of TruckX need to be familiarized with the existing rules about industry regulation, including Hours-of-Service (HOS) rules, vehicle inspections, and driver safety. This training precludes any possible offenses by drivers and guards both vehicle owners’ / drivers’ and businesses’ reputations by needlessly and flagrantly flouting industry regulations.

As technology becomes a bigger part of fleet operations, our training classes include modules teaching employees how to use ELD, GPS systems, telematics, and other technological gadgets on the road to log hours of service, track route performance, and communicate with dispatch.