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Use alternate roads when safer, shorter, and straighter. Compare traveling distance differences. Remember that corners, curves, and lane jumping requires extra gas. The shortest distance between two points is always straight.
If you are stopped behind a large vehicle on an incline, leave space between the vehicle and yours in case the vehicle operator allows the vehicle to drift backwards slightly when it starts to move. If possible, try not to drive next to a large vehicle. The best defensive driving technique when dealing with large vehicles is to stay away from them.
Since large vehicles need additional turning space, never try to squeeze into the space next to a large truck when it is making a turn. As the truck continues its turn, it might just drive over the top of your vehicle.
3 Myths about Seat BeltsMYTH 1Safety belts are uncomfortable and restrict movement.FACTMost drivers find that once they correctly adjust the seat, lap and shoulder belt, most drivers find that discomfort and restrictive movement can be alleviated.MYTH 2Wearing a safety belt is a personal decision that doesn't affect anyone else.FACTNot wearing a safety belt can certainly affect your family and loved ones. It can also affect other motorists since wearing a safety belt can help you avoid losing control of your truck in a crash. It's the law; Federal regulations require commercial vehicle drivers to buckle up.MYTH 3Safety belts prevent your escape from a burning or submerged vehicle.FACTSafety belts can keep you from being knocked unconscious, improving your chances of escape. Fire or submersion occurs in less than 5% of fatal large truck crashes.
Safety is good for your business.Good safety practices can save lives, reduce injuries, and improve your bottom line.
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