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EverSafe Driving Program® online courses

Defensive driving courses for fleets, utility vehicles, vans, and trailers

Our self-directed online courses prepare people who drive for work to inspect and operate their vehicles safely. Take ours for a spin and see what makes our training different from other defensive driving courses!

Our courses are completely self-directed and compatible with most devices. Our Learning Management System options make tracking your team’s training easy.

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Eversafe defensive driving course

Our safe driving course created specifically for people who drive for work

Driver safety training for utility vehicles, vans, and trailers​

Covers best practices for drivers of larger vehicles, such as safe loading, cargo securement, and how to avoid backing incidents

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Defensive driving course

$30 per student

What's covered

Part 1: Your vehicle

  • Covers modern vehicle features, inspecting your vehicle, and securing your load

Part 2: Rules of the Road

  • Covers staying visible, road signs and pavement markings, right-of-way, intersections, and roundabouts, freeway driving, and dealing with incidents and emergencies

Part 3: Skills

  • Covers the physics of driving and driving in inclement weather

Part 4: Attitude

  • Covers driving habits, the dangers of impaired and distracted driving, and managing stress and aggression

Safety training for utility vehicles, vans, and trailers

$20 per student

What's covered

Part 1: Driver and vehicle readiness

  • Covers driver skill level, vehicle inspection (including tires and trailer components) and maintenance

Part 2: Loading your vehicle or trailer

  • Covers vehicle weight capacity, proper weight distribution, safe lifting, lift gates, trailers, and load securement

Part 3: Vehicle operation

  • Covers vehicle size and turn radius, safe backing, loading docks, parking, and emergencies

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$45 per student

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Driver safety articles in our safety library

Distracted driving is more than just texting

Distracted Driving Awareness Month is the time to recommit to safe driving habits. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, distracted driving was responsible for 2,841 deaths in 2018 alone. This number includes drivers, passengers, pedestrians, and bicyclists.

Winter driving tips

When the weather gets cold, it affects both your vehicle and the roads you drive on. If you live in a place with lots of ice and snow, the roads are likely salted, sanded, or plowed, and you likely put studded tires on your vehicle in the wintertime. If snow and ice are less frequent where you live, then driving in snow and ice can be much more dangerous, and you’ll need to be extra careful when those conditions occur.

Five simple things you can do to get ready for winter driving

There’s a chill in the air, it’s getting dark earlier, and stores are advertising holiday sales. This can only mean one thing: winter—and potentially bad weather—is coming. Whether you’re planning a holiday road trip or just commuting to and from work, it’s never a bad idea to take stock of your vehicle and make sure it's ready for the winter ahead.

Is speeding really worth the risk?

The time you may save by speeding is never worth the potential consequences that may result from a speed-related collision.

What is the 3-4 Second Rule?

To reduce the risk of collision, it’s safest to stay 3-4 seconds behind the car in front of you. To measure this, pick a stationary object on the side of the road. Note when the car in front of you passes it, then count the seconds until you do.

Circular logic: How to navigate a roundabout

Circular intersections come with their own set of rules, and can be a bit tricky to navigate if you’re not used to them.

Breathing outside the box

Box breathing helps your body and mind return to a neutral state, regulating your heart rate and nervous system and helping you to think more clearly.

Pedestrian safety for drivers

Part of defensive driving is remembering you share the road with others. This includes pedestrians, who are vulnerable to vehicles and other hazards drivers may not think about.

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