Coming Soon! Check out these additions to our library.

We’ve been hard at work! Now, we are giving you a sneak peek at our August 2020 releases. We have put together a series of updated video content to ensure your drivers have the latest information.

Not only are we creating and releasing new content; we are also updating our existing content. Experience the new look and feel of our brand new, up-to-date, Hours of Service, and School Bus training videos.

Your Client Success Representative will gladly introduce this new content to you. Give us a call and we will assign it to your fleet immediately.

Trucking – Hours of Service Series


Introduction to Hours of Service

A quick intro discussing who must comply with the new HOS regulations.

Video Length: 2:38

The 14-Hour Window, 11-Hour Limit, 60- 70-Hour Limit

Detailed explanation about the three maximum duty limits under the house of service regulations for commercial motor vehicle operators.

Video Length: 3:28

The Thirty Minute Break and 34-Hour Restart

We take a close look at the hours of service regulations regarding the 30-minute break and 34-hour restart.

Video Length: 2:08

On-Duty Time, Travel Time, and Off-Duty Time

This session details the differences between on-duty, off-duty, and travel time according to FMCSA hours of service regulations.

Video Length – 3:36

The Sleeper Berth Provision

We focus on the nuances of using the sleeper berth to serve required hours off-duty while on the road.

Video Length – 5:05

The Driver’s Daily Logbook

Even if drivers utilize the updated ELD method of tracking hours of service, they should still know how to manually fill out a paper logbook. This video covers the details on:

  • – What a logbook looks like
  • – What information is required
  • – How to record this information properly
  • – How long to keep the logs and where

Video Length: 4:06

Interstate Truck Driver’s Guide to Hours of Service

The FMCSA provides this guidebook that covers specifics of the hours of service rules. Learn about:

  • – Regulations
  • – Who must comply
  • – Time limits
  • – On-duty vs. off-duty
  • – Rule exemptions
  • – How to record hours served

Length: 28 pages 

Hours of Service ELD

This module teaches how ELDs work, who must use them, and why they are an improvement on how drivers track their hours.

Video Length: 4:25

Exemptions/Exceptions

Driving situations where hours of service may not apply or may function a little differently. This section discusses some hours of service exceptions and their corresponding rules.

Video Length: 2:57

Hours of Service Changes in 2020

Information regarding the recent changes made to the FMCSA hours of service regulations.

Video Length: 2:08

 

Schools


School Bus – Security

Learn Basic procedures for coping with security hazards on your school bus. These include:

  • – Reacting to suspicious persons or devices
  • – Suspected use of a weapon
  • – Bomb threats
  • – Hostage or hijacking situations

Video length: 7:55

 

Spanish Videos


Lane Restrictions: Restricciones de Carril

Aprenda cuándo y dónde el conducir en el carril izquierdo es aceptable para vehículos comerciales grandes.

Learn when and where driving in the left lane is acceptable for large commercial vehicles.

Video Length: 5:22

 

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Additional Resources:


It’s a Trap! Safe Driver Week – Speeding Blitz.

Gearing Up for Safe Driver Week; Preparing Drivers for Speeding Blitz

Out-perform, Out-shine, and Out-grow your Current Safety Culture

Why A Positive Dispatcher & Driver Relationship is Key

Why You Should Be Focused on Your Employee’s Cultural Relationships Now More Than Ever

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