Avoiding Rear-end Collisions - Light Vehicles (US)

Rear-end collisions can be catastrophic specially if the vehicle is being driven at a faster speed. Learn preventive techniques to avoid such incidents through this short, self-paced training course.
Certificate of Completion
Duration: 25 Minutes
Language: English
Level: Certificate

Introduction to Avoiding Rear-end Collisions - Light Vehicles (US) Training

Rear-end collisions are a prevalent issue in road safety, particularly with light vehicles. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), rear-end collisions account for nearly 30% of all traffic accidents annually, often due to inadequate following distances and sudden stops.

Our Avoiding Rear-End Collisions Training is designed to provide you with essential techniques to prevent these types of accidents and improve overall driving safety.

This online training program covers vital aspects of rear-end collision prevention, including safe following distances, effective braking techniques, and defensive driving strategies.

By completing this course, you will gain the skills needed to reduce the risk of rear-end collisions and enhance road safety.

Introduction
- Welcome
- Introduction
- Learning Objectives
- What Drivers Must Remember
Lack of Concentration
- Common Causes of Rear-end Collisions 1: Lack of Concentration
- Lack of Concentration: Real-life Example
- Knowledge Check
Following Distance
- Common Causes of Rear-end Collisions 2: Following Distance
- Following Distance: Real-life Example
- Knowledge Check
- Learning Activity
Running Late or Being in a Hurry
- Common Causes of Rear-end Collisions 3: Running Late or Being in a Hurry
- Running Late or Being in a Hurry: Real-life Example
- Knowledge Check
Intersections & Caution Lights
- Common Causes of Rear-end Collisions 4: Intersections and Caution Lights
- Intersections and Caution Lights: Real-life Example
- Knowledge Check
Construction Zones
- Common Causes of Rear-end Collisions 5: Construction Zones
- Construction Zones: Real-life Example
- Knowledge Check
Fatigue
- Common Causes of Rear-end Collisions 6: Fatigue
Summary & Conclusion
- Don’t Be an Obstruction
- Conclusion

Who Needs Avoiding Rear-end Collisions - Light Vehicles (US)?

This course is essential for anyone who operates light vehicles, including personal drivers, delivery personnel, and fleet operators. It is especially beneficial for those who frequently drive in high-traffic areas or manage a fleet of light vehicles.

FAQ

Why is avoiding rear-end collision training important?

This course is one of the most prominent ways to avoid the risk of a rear-end accident and to drive more safely. This course certification shows your understanding of how to avoid common collisions and drive much more safely.

How long is the Avoiding Rear-End Collisions Training Course?

This is an approximate 25-minute course. This course touches on all of the major points in rear-end collision prevention but is concise in doing so.

What are the benefits of becoming OSHA certified?

OSHA certification indicates that you have received training in the prevention of a rear-end collision and offers that extra drive in your driving skills as well as makes you more marketable for job prospects.

Is the course worth it?

Yes, the course represents value for money to any person running light vehicles, as this helps you avoid rear-end collisions and assures your safety on the roads. The cost of the course is very friendly to every pocket of those needing it.

Why do I need to take an online course?