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- Avoiding Collisions
#AV001, #AV002 (16 min. 1992)
Driving Safety
Challenges teenagers to reevaluate their driving habits by examining
four areas of concern that are key to survival in these high-risk
driving years: speeding, night driving, safety belt use, and drinking
and driving
- Backing Safely
#BA007 & #BA008(12 min. 1995)
Driving Safety
Backing is the cause of a disproportionate number of collisions.
- Tips to avoid backing
- Specific steps for a safe back-up
- Backing with a helper
- Backing with a trailer
- The Blindfold Effect
#BL002 (17 min. 1997)
Driving Safety
This interactive video features three unforgettable crashes any of us
could experience. At pause points, viewers will identify the factors
they feel contributed to each crash. Then, practical techniques to
help us prevent these collisions are explained.
- Defensive Driving: Prepared for the Worst
#DE004 (18 min. 1996)
Driving Safety
In this video we cover the conditions which can create hazardous
driving, including:
- Fog
- Snow and ice
- Rain
- Night driving
- Breakdowns
- Additional hazards
- Personal security
- Defensive Driving Tactics
#DE003 (16 min. 1993)
Driving Safety
This program explains that defensive drivers are always aware of
traffic conditions, vehicles and pedestrians. Aggressive drivers are
shown to be hurried, distracted and overconfident. Their behavior
puts themselves and others at risk. Other types of drivers to watch
out for are portrayed as well: inattentive drivers, fatigued drivers
and most dangerous of all—drivers under the influence of alcohol
or drugs.
- Distracted Driving: At What Cost
#DE000—VHS #DE001—DVD (16 min. 2006)
Driving Safety
The video includes a two car crash that is investigated and shows how each driver was
distracted leading up to the crash. It also includes an interview with a woman who was
severely injured in a crash caused by a distracting cell phone conversation. Her
parents also talk about how their entire family's lives were changed by the crash.
- Drive to Be the Best
#DR004 (21 min. 1994)
Driving Safety
This program informs employees and supervisors about the roles
attitude and behavior have in preventing accidents on the highway.
It introduces a series of driving strategies and techniques that can
help them be better drivers.
- Driving Safety: When You Least Expect It
#DR005 (19 min. 1995)
Driving Safety
A wide variety of safe driving skills and procedures are demon-strated
in a way that allows every viewer to absorb the motiva-tional
message. Stresses defensive driving attitude as well as
practicing defensive driving techniques. Dramatic accidents are
executed by professional stunt drivers.
- Experience Speaking: Adverse Weather
#EX003 (8 min. 2000)
Driving
Adverse weather is unpredictable, uncontrollable and can change
without a moments notice. When weather becomes a hazard for
professional drivers, it's their responsibility to use good judgement
and be prepared.
- Experience Speaking: Backing
#EX001 (7 min. 2000)
Driving
Backing accidents happen. They shouldn't however, because they
are virtually always preventable.
- Experience Speaking: Rear-end Collisions
#EX002 (7 min. 2000)
Driving
Rear end collisions are among the most costly and potentially life-threatening
of all accidents involving tractor-trailers.
- Freeway Driving
#FR016 (8 min. 1994)
Driving Safety
Freeways demand quicker thinking than conventional roadways!
This video shows how to merge onto a multilane highway
smoothly and decisively, how to handle weave lanes (lanes used as
both entrance and exit lanes) and how to exit.
- Highway Work Zone Safety: the Basics
#HI001 (15 min. 1994)
Driving Safety
This video program will help your employees understand and
comply with MUTCD and learn what it takes to keep themselves,
drivers and pedestrians safe.
- Being safety conscious
- Traffic control devices
- Slowing down traffic
- Detours and closures
- Communication
- Impaired and Distracted Driving
#IM001 (60 min. 2002)
Driving
Victims and offenders talk about the impact their accidents had on
their lives. Good for group discussion meetings.
- Low Visibility and Driving
#LO008 (16 min. 1993)
Driving Safety
This video covers and explains precautions to take for low visibility
in different conditions for driving safely.
- Modern Technology and Driving
#MO001 & #MO002 (18 min. 1993)
Driving Safety
This program covers the modern technologies that everyone
should be aware of for driver and passenger safety. Includes
airbags, cruise control, seatbelts, anti-lock brake system, car
phones, audio sound system and 4-wheel drive.
- Night Driving
#NI001 (8 min. 1994)
Driving Safety
Demonstrates how darkness limits drivers' vision. Includes tips to
keep your car in shape for night driving. Discusses the biggest
problems drivers experience at night and how they must adjust
their driving habits.
- Parking Safely
#PA001 & #PA002 (14 min. 1995)
Driving Safety
Parking can be just as hazardous as driving in traffic, since many
drivers and pedestrians disregard all normal traffic laws once they
arrive in a parking area. This video is designed to refresh even
experienced drivers' parking skills, including:
- Following basic rules of the road
- Scanning for hazards
- Covering the brake
- Sharing the roadway with pedestrians
- Compensating for blind spots
- Staying within designated parking lanes
- Positioning the vehicle within a space
- Backing the vehicle
- Personal safety considerations
- Choosing a "smart" parking location
- Preventing Road Rage
#RO002 (20 min. 1998)
Driving Safety
Violent aggressive driving, or road rage, is a growing public
concern. This educational video addresses that concern by
teaching viewers how to avoid offending other drivers, manage
their own anger and disengage from an angry encounter.
- Reduce Your Risk
#RE001 & #RE002 (15 min. 1993)
Driving Safety, Off-the-Job
This video discusses your personal safety and the techniques of
preventing carjacking.
- Road Rage Off Ramp: The Psychology
#RO010 (13 min. 1999)
Driving Safety
A road trip of the mind and the senses. Road Rage if the epidemic of our time. As the world becomes more populated, people are getting angrier especially in their cars. Learn how not to be a mouse in the maze. How to think about the consequences of your actions.
- Sharing the Road With Big Trucks
#SH002 (15 min. 1994)
Driving Safety
This video is about cooperation between drivers of passenger cars
and drivers of big trucks using the same highways. This video also
shows what it's like to drive an 18-wheeler in mixed traffic from
the trucker's point of view. Also included are blind spots, stopping
distance and drafting.
- Space Invaders
#SP017 (8 min. 1991)
Driving Safety
Space Invaders is a brief, information-packed video for all profes-sional
drivers. The video reviews the key concepts of judging safe
driving distances between vehicles.
- Ten Tips for Truckers and the Environment
#TR001 (18 min. 1994)
Driving Safety
Covers fuel conservation techniques, smoke emissions, truck
washing, spills, hazardous waste and recycling. Suitable for
drivers, mechanics, office workers and management.
- There Are Choices
#TH012 (19 min. 1989)
Driving Safety
Narrated by Pat Summerall, this video explores the impact of
attitudes and emotions on behavior behind the wheel, whether on
or off the job. It raises awareness that we become accident prone
when subject to the mood of the moment. Most importantly, the
solution is also illustrated: taking a moment before driving for
reflective self-awareness by putting your attitudes and emotions in
order.
- Transport Trailer Safety
#TR002 (24 min. 1995)
Occupational, Driving Safety
This video is designed to appeal to owners of all types of equip-ment
transport trailers. Safe loading and attachment of tie-downs,
chains and binders on a wide variety of equipment are discussed.
Also includes tips for safe transport in varying traffic conditions, on
all types of roads and in all types of weather. Interviews with
professional equipment haulers help your employees learn from
the real-life experiences of others.
- The Ultimate Driving Challenge
#UL001, #UL002 (30 min. 1994)
Driving Safety
This educational program puts the audience in the driver's seat to
test their reactions to 20 specific driving situations. Hosts Craig T.
Nelson and Paula Zahn introduce questions designed to test road
safety knowledge and provide helpful information for avoiding
accidents and minimizing damage and injury. Other celebrities
providing support include Tim Allen, Annie Potts, Diedre Hall and
Barbara Mandrell.
- Valvoline National Driving Test
#VA016 (45 min. 1989)
Driving Safety
This program, hosted by Christopher Reeve, uses state-of-the-art
camera technology to put you in the driver's seat. The Valvoline
National Driving Test tests your knowledge of traffic rules and
vehicle safety, emphasizing defensive driving techniques, rules of
the road and basic mechanical know-how.
- Valvoline National Driving Test Volume II
#VA017 (48 min. 1990)
Driving Safety
The test that keeps you from becoming a statistic. Do you know
how to avoid a head on collision? When you don't have the right-of-
way? How to gain control of a skidding car? Hosted by Robert
Urich with guests Danny Glover, Barbara Mandrell, Rue
McClanahan, Joan Rivers, William Shatner and many others.
To receive the video catalog by mail, contact Angie Kupczak at
800-444-9150 or 651-228-7302.
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