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We found 11 video(s) with subject of Distracted Driving.
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- Video ID: 1502
- Minutes: 11
- Date: 2008
- Language(s): English
Description:
Provides an orientation for drivers of courtesy shuttle vans used in the hospitality, and also parking shuttle businesses. Addresses daily inspections, the safe operation of 15-passenger vans and the hazards of distracted driving. Also applicable to van pool drivers.
- Video ID: 1647
- Minutes: 5
- Date: 2015
- Language(s): English
Description:
In this video discusses ways to stay safe and clear of distractive drivers while working in a work zone. Including, eliminating distractions when you are driving in a work zone.
- Video ID: 1208
- Minutes: 13
- Date: 2005
- Language(s): English
Description:
Raises awareness of the dangers of driving distractions. Provides tips to help control distractions (cell phones, navigation systems) and maintain driving focus. Powerful testimony from Tammi who was severely injured in a crash caused by a distracting cell phone conversation. Subtitles. VHS version on V1131.
- Video ID: 1530
- Minutes: 13
- Date: 2011
- Language(s): English
Description:
Entertaining and will capture everyone's attention! Shows how distractions can easily take over in the driver’s seat. Covers the risks and consequences of various distractions including cell phone use. Gives solutions to help stop distracted driving. Has additional resources and PowerPoint Presentation on DVD that are accessible on computer.
- Video ID: 1430
- Minutes: 20
- Date: 2010
- Language(s): English / Spanish
Description:
The Distraction Demon rides along with various drivers egging them on to give in to the myriad of distractions tempting today's drivers. Covers: cell phone use, talking to passengers, reaching into laptop case, GPS, chatting, texting, tweeting, MP3 players, personal grooming, eating, and drinking. DVD-Rom (needs computer for access) has leaders' guide, PowerPoint presentation, and answers to quiz.
- Video ID: 1585
- Minutes: 18
- Date: 2011
- Language(s): English
Description:
Distracted driving is now a leading cause of serious accidents on our roads. True story of an accident caused by a driver distracted with a cell phone. Comes with resource material on CD.
- Video ID: 1382
- Minutes: 14
- Date: 2004
- Language(s): Spanish
Description:
Raises awareness of the dangers of driving distractions. Provides tips to help control distractions (cell phones, navigation systems) and maintain driving focus. Powerful testimony from Tammi who was severely injured in a crash caused by a distracting cell phone conversation.
- Video ID: 1314
- Minutes: 10
- Date: 2004
- Language(s): English
Description:
In his 22 years as an EMT and firefighter, Martin Lesperance has witnessed the many tragic results of motor collisions. His stories of crash scenes focus on six common driving errors: distractions, speed, drowsy driving, taking chances, not looking before backing up, and not using seatbelts. His focus is that most collisions are predictable and preventable.
- Video ID: 1323
- Minutes: 21
- Date: 2004
- Language(s): English
Description:
In his 22 years as an EMT and firefighter, Martin Lesperance has witnessed the many tragic results of motor collisions. His stories of crash scenes focus on six common driving errors: physical and mental distractions, speed, drowsy driving, taking chances, not looking before backing up, and not using seatbelts. His focus is that most collisions are predictable and preventable. Subtitles.
- Video ID: 1271
- Minutes: 16
- Date: 2006
- Language(s): English
Description:
Produced for Washington State workers who drive on the job or to the job. See three powerful stories behind tragic driving accidents that emphasize the need to minimize distractions and remain fully focused on driving and the conditions of the road. Outlines trip plans to make driving safer. Applicable to business and personal travel. Can be viewed online.
- Video ID: 1646
- Minutes: 6
- Date: 2015
- Language(s): English
Description:
If you come across a downed power line, stay as far away from it as you can and call Puget Sound Energy at 1-888-225-5773. Assume it is live. Never touch a downed power line or anything near it.
Do not drive over down power lines.
Should a power line fall on your car when you're driving, slowly continue to move completely clear of it. If you have been in a auto accident or your car can't move away from the power line, stay in the car until help arrives.
If a person or pet comes in contact with a power line, stay clear and call 911 immediately. Do not touch them or the wire.