Entry-Level Driver Training: Speed Management - Online Course
Learn how to manage vehicle speed in order to stop safely. Helps satisfy part of the theory instruction portion of the FMCSA's ELDT rule.
Product Code:015935The FMCSA’s entry-level driver training (ELDT) rule takes effect February 7, 2022. As of this date, individuals who are applying for their initial CDL, upgrading a current CDL, or getting a passenger or school bus endorsement for the first time must complete specific theory and behind-the-wheel instruction before taking the required skills test. An individual obtaining a hazmat endorsement for the first time must complete specific theory instruction prior to taking the required knowledge test. This training must be provided by a school or entity listed on the FMCSA’s Training Provider Registry (TPR). Learn more about the ELDT requirements.
Module 11: Speed Management—along with 34 other entry-level driver training courses—meets the FMCSA’s requirement for theory instruction when delivered by an instructor with a school or entity that is listed on the TPR. Training courses can be used with the Entry-Level Driver Training: Obtaining A CDLstudent manual and trainer manual for a comprehensive ELDT program.
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Proper speed management means operating at the appropriate speed for all road conditions. This includes taking into account the condition of the road, visibility, and traffic speed and flow. This online course is designed to focus on the importance of managing vehicle speed in order to stop safely.
- The eLearning course covers the following topics:
- Stopping Distance
- Perception Distance
- Reaction Distance
- Braking Distance
- Total Stopping Distance
- Road Design
- Curves
- Grades
- Road Conditions
- Drop-Offs
- Foreign Objects
- Road Construction
- Weather Conditions
- Rain
- Fog
- Snow
- Ice
- Night Driving
- Heavy Traffic
- Maintain a Safe Speed
- Accidents
- Penalties
- Maintenance Costs
- Fuel Economy
- Use of Cruise Control
- Stopping Distance
- After completing this training course, learners will be able to:
- Discuss the three factors that affect stopping distance
- Recognize ways to manage a vehicle’s speed through curves and on grades
- Describe why they should adjust their speed when they encounter poor road conditions, inclement weather, and heavy traffic
- Explain why maintaining a safe speed is important as a professional driver
- Intended Audience: Drivers who are applying for an initial commercial driver’s license (CDL) or drivers upgrading their current CDL.
- Length: 25 minutes
- Language: Available in English
- Copyright Date: 2019
- Reg Covered:Unit A1.2.4 Speed Management = This unit must teach driver-trainees how to manage speed effectively in response to various road, weather, and traffic conditions. The instruction must include methods for calibrating safe following distances taking into account CMV braking distances under an array of conditions including traffic, weather, and CMV weight and length.
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Compliance Topic: DOT and Driver Training
Industry: Transportation