Reducing Distracted Driving in the Patrol Vehicle

First responders may spend up to 70% of a work shift engaged in driving and are exposed to a higher incidence of driving safety risk as part of their duties. Use of personal cellular phones and other electronic devices in the complex environment of a modern patrol vehicle is a growing problem, increasing the risk for injuries, fatalities, and liability resulting from crashes.

Distraction Overload: Risk Reduction for First Responders

This 60-minute course addresses distracted driving challenges faced by first responders.

Topics Covered

Cellular phone user trends
Risks associated with cellular phone use
CVC sections related to communication devices
Agency policy and procedure development
Consequences of distraction-related collisions
Strategies to reduce risk

Train-the-Trainer

This training equips safety professionals with the tools and knowledge to deliver a comprehensive 60-minute curriculum for first responders on distracted driving. Participants will gain access to program materials, including PowerPoint slides, print resources, video clips, and other supporting materials. A certificate is available upon course completion.

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Resources

Program Flyer (PDF)

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