Employees who drive for work face changing traffic, weather, schedules, road users and operational pressures. This instructor-led course helps fleet and commercial drivers apply practical defensive-driving habits before and during each trip.
Price: $99 per participant
Delivery: Onsite only
Length: 4–8 hours
Private-class minimum: Seven-participant billing minimum
Maximum class size: 20 participants
Written assessment: 50-question multiple-choice examination
Completion document: J. J. Keller certificate
Optional handbook: $10
Refresher guidance: Every one to two years
The course is designed for employees who operate vehicles as part of their work, including:
The employer is responsible for confirming that each employee holds the license, endorsement and authorization required for the assigned vehicle. TBT does not provide CDL instruction or issue a driver's license.
Course topics may include:
Client policies, vehicle types and common operating conditions may be incorporated when provided in advance.
The course uses instructor-led discussion, examples, scenarios and a 50-question multiple-choice examination. Successful completion requires full attendance, participation and a passing examination score.
This is a classroom defensive-driving program. It does not provide a CDL, state driver's license or behind-the-wheel road test unless a separate service is specifically scoped in writing.
Successful participants receive a J. J. Keller certificate.
TBT recommends defensive-driving refresher training every one to two years. Earlier refresher training may be appropriate following:
The one- to two-year recommendation is a TBT risk-management practice, not a universal government certificate-expiration rule.
Private classes have a seven-participant billing minimum and a maximum of 20 participants. If fewer than seven people attend, the organization is billed for seven.
The host provides a classroom with tables, chairs and a display or projector when available. Employers may provide applicable fleet policies, incident trends or vehicle information so examples can be tailored appropriately.
No. The course addresses defensive-driving knowledge and practices. It does not teach the vehicle-control skills required to obtain a CDL and does not issue a driver's license.
That depends on the insurer and the employer's policy. The client should obtain written confirmation from its insurer before promising a discount or credit.
TBT recommends refresher training every one to two years, but an employer, insurer, contract or policy may establish a different interval.
Yes. Provide relevant policies and priorities before the class so the instructor can determine how to incorporate them.
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