Created by Safety Instruct
Category Safety > Driver Awareness
This course addresses the diverse and potentially deadly forms of weather, including rain, snow, ice, fog, and wind. Recognizing that hazardous weather conditions significantly impact visibility and responsiveness, the course emphasizes the importance of understanding friction loss, a common factor leading to accidents. The curriculum extends to cover various preventable factors that can exacerbate unsafe situations. This training is a part of the broader "Defensive Driver" program, focusing on five key aspects of weather-related safety. Describe the impact of hazardous weather conditions on visibility and responsiveness. Identify friction loss as a common factor leading to accidents in adverse weather. Recognize the diverse forms of hazardous weather, including rain, snow, ice, fog, and wind. Describe the principles of how friction works in driving and its significance for vehicle control. Demonstrate knowledge of safe driving practices during winter conditions.
Course Objectives:
Describe the impact of hazardous weather conditions on visibility and responsiveness.;Identify friction loss as a common factor leading to accidents in adverse weather.;Recognize the diverse forms of hazardous weather, including rain, snow, ice, fog, and wind.;Describe the principles of how friction works in driving and its significance for vehicle control.;Demonstrate knowledge of safe driving practices during winter conditions.
Duration: 15 min.
Describe the impact of hazardous weather conditions on visibility and responsiveness.
Identify friction loss as a common factor leading to accidents in adverse weather.
Recognize the diverse forms of hazardous weather, including rain, snow, ice, fog, and wind.
Describe the principles of how friction works in driving and its significance for vehicle control.
Demonstrate knowledge of safe driving practices during winter conditions.
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This course addresses the diverse and potentially deadly forms of weather, including rain, snow, ice, fog, and wind. Recognizing that hazardous weather conditions significantly impact visibility and responsiveness, the course emphasizes the importance of understanding friction loss, a common factor leading to accidents. The curriculum extends to cover various preventable factors that can exacerbate unsafe situations. This training is a part of the broader "Defensive Driver" program, focusing on five key aspects of weather-related safety. Describe the impact of hazardous weather conditions on visibility and responsiveness. Identify friction loss as a common factor leading to accidents in adverse weather. Recognize the diverse forms of hazardous weather, including rain, snow, ice, fog, and wind. Describe the principles of how friction works in driving and its significance for vehicle control. Demonstrate knowledge of safe driving practices during winter conditions.
Course Objectives:
Describe the impact of hazardous weather conditions on visibility and responsiveness.;Identify friction loss as a common factor leading to accidents in adverse weather.;Recognize the diverse forms of hazardous weather, including rain, snow, ice, fog, and wind.;Describe the principles of how friction works in driving and its significance for vehicle control.;Demonstrate knowledge of safe driving practices during winter conditions.
Duration: 15 min.