Drive2Survive®’s Corporate Training Programs
Our staff has developed many programs to meet our Clients’ needs.
Programs cover a range vehicles from fleet cars, 15-passenger vans, box trucks, mini vans or larger.
RETURN ON YOUR INVESTMENT
Reducing corporate liability for our clients comes from our staff’s years of experience working with legal council on collision incidents as expert witness and policy experts for local government agencies.
This important area of advanced driver’s safety education could reduce your company’s exposure to unnecessary legal fees. We believe paying for the advanced driver’s education has a great return on your training dollar investment.
One collision could cost your company $$$ thousands of dollars in insurance deductibles, lost wages, vehicle repairs, medical expenses, Workman’s Compensation claims, rehabilitation, pain and suffering for not properly training your drivers. These are all legitimate exposure risks.
LOSS OF KEY PERSONNEL
Corporate executives and other key persons could suffer a vehicle collision that could jeopardize growth and day-to-day operation of your organization. The incident could cause serious financial hardship to the company.
By educating your Key personnel & fleet drivers with more advanced and safety conscious training could save your company millions of dollars over several years.
These programs introduce driving dynamics and concepts that will help your fleet drivers become more aware of how to handle unexpected behind the wheel emergency situations on public and private roads.
Our instructor staff has developed several true-to-life exercises that allow drivers to gain experience on the limitations of their company and personal vehicles to minimize incidents of panic behind the wheel which in most incidents lead to collision. This training is also transferred to employee family life style of driving.
The other underlying benefit you have the opportunity to keep your employee’s family safer! We like to believe in the win-win scenario for a healthy life style!
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