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25+ modules across driver, safety, and leadership development — delivered through Driver Education Network.

Scope of Work

What's included.

Orientation & Onboarding

  • Orientation training: classroom and behind-the-wheel.
  • Driving evaluations and knowledge-based assessments.
  • A consistent, documented onboarding path for every new driver.

Recurrent Training

  • Defensive driving training.
  • Recurrent training with genuine engagement in safety topics.
  • Remedial training tied to violations, events, and coaching.

Documentation

  • Training documentation processes that keep records audit-ready.
  • Proof of training that stands up in an audit or a claim.
Online Training Platform

Train your drivers online through Driver Education Network.

Our full course library lives on Driver Education Network — a dedicated LMS where your team enrolls, completes modules, and tracks completions. Sign up to get your people into orientation, defensive driving, recurrent safety, reasonable suspicion, and effective coaching training.

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Training that changes behavior instead of documenting it

Most fleet training exists to be produced in a lawsuit. A driver watches a video, signs a roster, and the file is complete. That satisfies an auditor and changes nothing about how anyone drives, which is why crash rates rarely move after a training push.

Training that works is specific, short, and tied to something that actually happened. A fleet with a following-distance problem does not need a general defensive-driving course; it needs its own camera footage, the behavior named, and a supervisor who follows up next week. Training assigned in response to a real event lands differently than training assigned to everyone in March.

The library covers driver, safety, and leadership development across more than 25 modules, delivered online so completion is tracked and documented. The documentation matters, because negligent-entrustment arguments are built on its absence. But the documentation is the byproduct, not the point.

The leadership modules exist because most fleets have a supervision problem disguised as a driver problem. Drivers do what their direct supervisor tolerates.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

Is this online, in person, or both?

The module library is online and tracked, so completion is documented automatically. Coaching, face-to-face event review, and leadership work happen with people.

How do we decide who gets assigned what?

Ideally from your own data: camera events, roadside violations, and crash patterns. Assigning training by behavior rather than by calendar is what separates training that changes outcomes from training that fills a file.

Does training help with insurance?

It can, but underwriters look at whether a program is documented and applied consistently, not at whether a library was purchased. A program you can show, with completions and follow-up, is the part that carries weight.

Ready to put this
to work?

A focused strategy session with our leadership. No binders. No jargon. Just a clear read on your risk and a plan to lead.

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