Change Driver Behavior: A Practical Fleet Safety System
Changing driver behavior takes more than an annual safety meeting or one-time reminder. Fleets improve the process by identifying specific risks, reinforcing clear expectations, and assigning targeted training. Timely coaching and documented follow-up help connect training to what drivers actually do on the road. This guide explains how to change driver behavior while separating regulatory requirements from company safety best practices. It also includes a free scorecard to help fleets find behavior-change gaps and build a focused 30-day action plan.


“SMT had a DOT inspector visit the San Antonio location, where he looked at the hazmat drivers and their training records. He was 










