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Driving Safely
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Motor vehicle accidents are the leading cause of death among workers in the United States. OSHA does not have specific regulations covering motor vehicle safety. However, OSHA recognizes the importance of driving safely and periodically issues bulletins and other information on this topic. In particular, OSHA encourages the use of seat belts and other protective equipment and the elimination of distractions like cell phones while operating a motor vehicle on the job.


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Talks'Flicker-Switchers,' Unite! (Word) National
Directives08/05/1981 - STD 1-11.7 - 29 CFR 1910.178(k)(1) and (m)(7): Mechanical Means to Secure Trucks or Trailers to a Loading Dock07/16/2003National
Directives10/30/1978 - STD 4.1 - Interpretations of: (a)-29 CFR 1928.51(a), Definitions "Agricultural Tractor." (b)-29 CFR 1928.51(b)(1), Rollover07/09/2003National
Directives10/30/1978 - STD 4.2 - Low Profile Tractor07/09/2003National
Directives7/19/1993 - DIS .4B CH-2 - Changes to the Revised Section 11(c)/405 Investigator's Manual07/22/2003National
TalksAnother Highway Hazard: 'Road Rage' (Word) National
NewsArmy Acknowledges Drop in Vehicle Fatalities02/08/2012National
InterpretationsBack-up alarm requirements on vehicles.06/10/1993National
TalksBacking Up Safely (Word) National
Training TipsBuckle Down and Buckle Up, America! National
HandoutsBuckle Up! (PDF) National
QuizzesBuckle Up! (PDF) National
HandoutsBuckle Up! (PDF) National
QuizzesBuckle Up! (PDF) National
Trainer's OutlinesBuckle Up! (PDF) [7-Minute Safety Trainer] (short outline) National
InterpretationsChocking of trailers at United States Postal Service facilities. [1910.178; 1910.178(k)(1); 1910.178(m)(7)] 09/14/2005National
InterpretationsClarification of the Powered Industrial Truck (1910.178) standard's use of the terms "in need of repair," "defective," and "unsafe."[1910.178; 1910.178(p)(1); 1910.178(q)(1); 1910.178(p); 1910.178(q)]06/17/2004National
CartoonsCrazy Driver (JPG) National
InterpretationsCross-view back-up mirrors on delivery trucks.01/24/1997National
TalksDanger -- Road Hazards Ahead (PDF) National
TalksDanger -- Road Hazards Ahead (PDF) National
CartoonsDangerous Commute (JPG) National
TalksDebunking Some Seat Belt Myths (Word) National
HandoutsDefensive Driving (PDF) National
QuizzesDefensive Driving (PDF) National
QuizzesDefensive Driving (PDF) National
HandoutsDefensive Driving (PDF) National
Trainer's OutlinesDefensive Driving (PDF) [OSHA Training System] (long outline) National
TalksDefensive Driving (Word) National
Audio PresentationsDefensive Driving for Noncommercial Motorists National
Speaker's NotesDefensive Driving for Noncommercial Motorists - Script View National
Speaker's NotesDefensive Driving for Noncommercial Motorists - Script View National
HandoutsDefensive Driving for Noncommercial Motorists (PDF) National
Trainer's GuidesDefensive Driving for Noncommercial Motorists (PDF) National
PowerPointsDefensive Driving for Noncommercial Motorists (PPT) National
PowerPointsDefensive Driving for Noncommercial Motorists (PPT) National
Audio PresentationsDefensive Driving for Noncommercial Motorists (Spanish) National
QuizzesDefensive Driving for Noncommercial Motorists (Word) National
QuizzesDefensive Driving for Noncommercial Motorists (Word) National
Training ExercisesDefensive Driving for Noncommercial Motorists Exercise 1 (PDF) National
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