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Driving Safety: Tailgating (US)

Our 9-minute Driving Safety: Tailgating (US) course equips you with necessary safety skills and helps you identify hazards.

Tailgating is a common yet dangerous driving behavior that can lead to severe accidents on the road. It occurs when a vehicle follows another too closely, reducing the driver's ability to react to sudden stops or emergencies. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), tailgating causes many rear-end collisions. It has accounted for nearly 30% of all traffic accidents annually. Our Driving Safety: Tailgating (US) course aims to educate drivers about the risks associated with tailgating, the importance of maintaining a safe following distance, and effective defensive driving strategies to prevent accidents. By fostering awareness and promoting safe driving habits, we can contribute to safer roads for everyone.

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Learning Objectives

Understand the concept and hazards associated with tailgating in various driving conditions.
Identify the legal implications and potential penalties for tailgating behavior.
Learn how to calculate and maintain a safe following distance based on speed and road conditions.
Recognize the warning signs of aggressive driving and how to respond appropriately.

Explore defensive driving techniques to avoid tailgating incidents and enhance overall road safety.
Develop effective strategies for communication with other drivers to reduce tailgating situations.
Gain awareness of how tailgating impacts traffic flow and contributes to accidents.
Understand the importance of vehicle maintenance in preventing tailgating-related incidents.

Course Outline

1. Introduction
1. Welcome
2. Introduction
3. Knowledge Check: Why People Tailgate
4. Learning Objectives
2. Dangers of Tailgating
1. Stopping Distance
2. Knowledge Check: Weather
3. Knowledge Check: Road Type
4. Other Dangers
5. Knowledge Check: Legality
3. Strategies to Avoid Being a Tailgater
1. Avoid Being a Tailgater
2. Count Following Distance
3. More Time Is Better

4. Strategies to Avoid Being Tailgated
1. Avoid Being Tailgated
2. Maintaining Brake Lights
3. If You Are Being Tailgated
4. Knowledge Check: Dealing with Tailgaters
5. Conclusion
1. Summary

Training Process

The Driving Safety: Tailgating (US) course offers self-paced learning that covers essential topics through clear, concise modules. Workers can access the course materials online, including instructional videos, practical examples, and assessments, allowing them to complete the training at their convenience. Upon completion, participants will have the knowledge to drive safely and follow traffic guidelines.