INFINITI Fleet Safety Training has added five new safety training videos covering important trucking and school bus topics. The new releases address vehicle security, dock communication systems, and dock worker distractions. School bus training includes accident reporting procedures and blind spot awareness. Each video is designed to help drivers and employees recognize hazards, improve communication, and strengthen safe operating practices. These additions expand INFINITI’s growing fleet safety training catalog with practical, real-world guidance.
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Most fleets train their drivers. Far fewer know whether that training is truly reducing risk or if it could withstand scrutiny after a serious accident. Join INFINITI Fleet Safety Training’s Bill Dorfner and HUB International Senior Risk Consultant Connor Boyd as they expose the overlooked weaknesses that undermine well-intentioned driver training programs. They’ll examine what separates meaningful safety training from a box-checking exercise, where critical gaps tend to develop, and why the records surrounding your program may matter almost as much as the training itself. You’ll come away with a clearer understanding of how orientation and ongoing training should work alongside corrective coaching and fleet technology. Together, these elements can create a program that protects the organization when the stakes are highest. If you can’t confidently explain how your company would prove its drivers were properly trained after an accident, this is a webinar you cannot afford to miss.
Driver Orientation is Not a Handoff because successful onboarding should begin an ongoing relationship built on training, communication, and support. In this webinar, Bill Dorfner, Todd Womble, and Gavin Holloway explain how Savannah Logistics Group prepares drivers for safety, financial stability, and long-term success. Driver Orientation is Not a Handoff when fleets treat drivers as valued business partners instead of simply handing them keys and a first dispatch. A thorough orientation can reduce confusion, strengthen safety culture, improve retention, and prevent costly operational problems. Discover how investing more time in drivers from day one can create safer, happier, and more successful teams.
The impact of fleet driver safety training extends far beyond the individual driver and vehicle. When companies prioritize comprehensive safety programs, they create a culture of responsibility that permeates throughout the organization. Professional drivers who receive proper training become ambassadors for road safety, setting positive examples for other motorists. The financial benefits of reduced accidents and improved operational efficiency make safety training a smart business investment. Recent advances in training technology, including virtual reality simulations and real-time performance monitoring, have made it easier than ever to deliver effective safety education. Most importantly, well-trained fleet drivers help ensure that everyone on the road makes it home safely to their families each day.
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