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Case studies
The Light Vehicle Programme is a simple three-step health and safety-based driver training programme. It uses mixed media utilising online, practical evaluation and coaching.
94% of all incidents and collisions are caused by driver actions expressed by their ability to judge hazards, their knowledge, behaviour and attitude - not their inability to drive.*
*Source 2016 US National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA) study.
How it works
Our three-step programme provides you with visibility of your driver's level of:
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Competency
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Attitudes and behaviours
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Personal risk choices
By assessing these areas, the program targets those drivers who need practical training making more efficient use of employee’s time and limited resources. All online components can be either hosted by AutoSense or installed on an organisations own Learning Management System
Step 1: Evaluate
A short questionnaire is undertaken to evaluate fleet risk and driver behaviour.
Fleet Risk Questionnaire (FRQ)
Fleet Managers complete the FRQ to understand the current risk of the fleet. Telematics, infringement, crash and complaints data can also be added to gain a full picture of risk.
Driver Behaviour Questionnaire (DBQ)
The DBQ is a short 10-minute survey, which identifies areas of risk and a driving type profile. The business receives a driver score and the organisations’ score, to allow targeting training to be planned.
Step 2: Mitigate
Once the DBQ is complete, a driver profile is recorded. A summary of results, recommendations and a training proposal is presented.
Modules to be specified by results of self-assessments, GPS information and CLIENTS insurance crash results.
Low risk drivers complete online modules to build and maintain awareness
Medium and high-risk drivers complete online modules and an in-vehicle evaluation.
At risk drivers complete an in-vehicle coaching session targeting identified areas of risk or concern.
Driver Awareness Modules
AutoSense produces driver awareness modules in support of its driver risk reduction programme. Modules cover all major risk factors. You can check them out online at autosense.co.nz/modules.
Step 3: Reporting
Regular reporting is available. It is held in a secure and easily accessible Learning Management System.
FLEET
Monthly Delivery Plan: Highlights progress and actions that are required for delivery
Quarterly Fleet Review: Sessions are a review of overall company results to further identify next steps. An exec summary can be used for board presentation.
Annual reviews are to celebrate successes and reassess overall risk (using FRQ) and plan for the coming 12 months.
LMS results are reported for trainee completion (competence) levels.
DRIVER
Individual Assessment Reports are provided for all practical assessments including further training recommendations (in-vehicle evaluation and completion)
Certificates of Completion are provided for training courses (EV, HV, FWD, Trailer, Community groups)
SPECIALIST SKILLS
Vehicle Familiarisation
A vehicle safety walk through, and discussion about safety features specific to your vehicle.
Community Discussion Groups
It's widely accepted that community groups to discuss an areas risk can dramatically impact safety.
Tailor a course to address your specific area of risk.