Skills Driving

SKILLS Fleet Non-CDL Safety Training offers a cutting-edge curriculum for organizations conscientious and concerned about public safety. Our behind-the-wheel training program provides your employees with the accident avoidance and awareness techniques they will need in order to safely operate light to medium duty vehicles (Classes 1-6). Our certified SKILLS instructors teach customized, job-specific, curriculums with measured results to drivers across the globe. These life-saving courses can benefit any company and, as always, our professional instructors will ensure that your employees have safe, educational fun!

SKILLS Fleet CDL Safety Training tackles the precision, awareness, and knowledge needed to safely operate a commercial tractor and trailer, or other heavy duty vehicles (Classes 7 and 8), on busy roads and crowded job sites. Even the most seasoned driver will benefit from the training our professional instructors provide. The job of a commercial truck driver is a dynamic and demanding task that requires a sharp, active mind and consistent, professional behavior. We get your drivers to think about why they have to execute the ordinary things extraordinarily well. Just like our Non-CDL Safety Training, we give you measurable results through safe, educational, fun!

SKILLS Teen School Day One uses various exercises that demonstrate how drivers can utilize vehicle dynamics to their advantage. Knowing what you can and cannot do with a car is the first step to becoming a better defensive driver. We can take overconfident drivers down to a reasonable level and bring unconfident drivers to a comfortable level. Teens practice these rigorous vehicle exercises all day behind-the-wheel of a car, NOT in a classroom.

The SKILLS Teen School Day Two takes the basics of SKILLS Day 1 and kicks everything up a notch. Additionally, more exercises are added to the mix to continue the learning curve and teach accident avoidance techniques to drivers. Texting awareness, situational awareness and lots of Skid Pad work is attacked in Day Two. Day One is a pre-requisite for Day Two and we prefer to have 30 days elapse between the classes, but special accomadations can be made.