Road and Traffic Safety – 12 Modules | One Day USD: 150/- and Two Day USD: 250/- Per Pax.

Course level:All Levels
Course Duration: 0

Description

Module 1: Introduction to Road and Traffic Safety

  • Importance of road safety in workplace and public environments
  • Global accident statistics and contributing factors
  • Objectives of road safety programs and training

Module 2: Traffic Hazards and Risk Factors

  • Human errors (distraction, fatigue, speeding)
  • Vehicle-related risks (poor maintenance, overloading)
  • Environmental factors (weather, road conditions, visibility)

Module 3: Legal and Regulatory Requirements

  • Local traffic laws and driving regulations
  • Employer responsibilities under road safety legislation
  • Penalties for non-compliance and unsafe driving practices

Module 4: Defensive Driving Principles

  • Anticipating hazards and maintaining safe distances
  • Situational awareness and hazard perception
  • Techniques for safe overtaking, braking, and cornering

Module 5: Vehicle Inspection and Maintenance

  • Pre-trip inspection checklist (tires, lights, brakes, fluids)
  • Reporting defects and maintenance scheduling
  • Importance of load security and weight balance

Module 6: Safe Driving Behavior

  • Avoiding distractions (mobile phone, eating, inattention)
  • Managing fatigue and stress while driving
  • Alcohol, drugs, and their impact on driving performance

Module 7: Speed Management and Safe Stopping Distance

  • Relationship between speed, stopping distance, and impact force
  • Speed limits for different road and weather conditions
  • Techniques for safe deceleration and emergency braking

Module 8: Pedestrian and Cyclist Safety

  • Understanding pedestrian zones and right-of-way rules
  • Sharing the road with cyclists and vulnerable users
  • Promoting awareness and visibility

Module 9: Work Zone and Construction Traffic Safety

  • Traffic management near construction sites
  • Use of flaggers, barriers, cones, and signage
  • Coordination between site vehicles and public traffic

Module 10: Adverse Weather and Night Driving

  • Hazards of driving in rain, fog, or low light
  • Adjusting speed and visibility
  • Proper use of headlights and wipers

Module 11: Emergency Preparedness and Accident Response

  • Steps to take in case of a road incident
  • First aid and emergency communication procedures
  • Incident reporting and investigation

Module 12: Road Safety Culture and Continuous Improvement

  • Encouraging responsible driving behavior
  • Company fleet safety programs and driver assessments
  • Continuous training and performance monitoring

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