Online Courses Cover Fleet Safety Training

Fleet administrators can take care of driving safety training requirements for their business through I Drive Safely.com's web-based management tool.

by Staff

July 7, 2005

1 min to read

For fleet administrators, training requirements of driving safety for their business can be taken care of with the click of a mouse. I Drive Safely.com offers its Online Fleet Manager as a web-based management tool for corporate driving safety courses. Online Fleet Manager provides three online courses in multimedia form or as a low-bandwidth, text-based training tool, according to its Web site. Fleet Driving Safety covers operators of roadway vehicles of any type. It is also available in a Spanish version. The Fleet Driving Safety curriculum discusses everything from traffic signals to defensive driving techniques. The Passenger Van Driving Safety course applies to small, midsize and 15-passenger van operators. This course has a more specialized curriculum that includes backing up in a van and preventing a rollover. There are interactive quizzes and an exam that must be passed in order to complete the Fleet Driving Safety courses. They can be found at http://fleet.idrivesafely.com/

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