CDL Defensive Driver Training Courses

Smith & Solomon offer certificates for the basic 6-hour classroom defensive driver courses as well as customized yard and road courses based on our client's needs. Our fleet driver training combines proven teaching techniques with our vast experience that will make your drivers better informed, more responsible and more safety conscious than ever. Our defensive driver training has as a course objective to give both individual drivers and departmental supervisors a firm technical background in safety including;       * Comprehensive collision prevention techniques and issues       * Oversized vehicles, emergency vehicles, and school buses       * Cushion of safety, scanning, and vehicle positioning       * Following and distances, as well as backing and parking procedures       * Blind spots; vehicle inspection and use of mirrors       * Adverse weather conditions and anti-lock brakes       * Collision reporting procedures, railroad crossings & disabled vehicles       * Mental and physical condition of the driver We customize our defensive safety courses to suit your companys' training and timing needs because as we understand the necessity to balance enhancing your drivers' skillset while not taking away from their current responsibilities. If necessary, our defensive driver training can be spread out over time and/or number of employees. Smith & Solomon is both certified and sanction by the National Safety Council and is active in teaching defensive driving to fleet drivers in major trucking companies as well as public works and municipal personnel. We have truck driving schools in New Jersey (Edison, Linden and Bordentown), Pennsylvania (Philadelphia, Norristown and DuPont), and Delaware (New Castle). To learn more or enroll your employees, call 1-888-429-5000 to speak to a Corporate Account Executive. Alternatively, you can send us an e-mail at clientinfo@smithsolomon.com if you prefer.

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