Center for Transportation Safety, National Safety Council to Partner
Under the arrangement, the two organizations will provide instruction and training to governmental agencies and private companies throughout the United States.
Center for Transportation Safety, a provider of driver safety training, has forged a working partnership with the National Safety Council to provide instruction and training to governmental agencies and private companies throughout the United States. Under the arrangement, Center for Transportation Safety will provide instruction and behind-the-wheel training utilizing the National Safety Council course materials that companies and entities have relied on for more than 40 years. “We believe the driver training that Center for Transportation Safety delivers is the best in the country,” say Don Moseman, director for governmental programs, National Safety Council. “We wanted to continue that relationship with Center for Transportation Safety, using our classroom materials,” Moseman says. “We like being affiliated with such a high-quality company. They have the best behind-the-wheel training and we have the best classroom materials and instruction, so it makes for the best of both worlds.”
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