Online Training Library
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01. Hazardous Materials General Rules |
There are three main lists used by shippers, carriers, and drivers when trying to identify hazardous materials. |
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02. Hazardous Materials Responsibilities and Definitions |
The shipping paper describes a shipment. |
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03. Hazardous Materials Table |
Placards used to identify the primary or subsidiary hazard class of a material must have the hazard class or division number displayed in the lower corner of the placard. |
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04. Hazardous Materials Shipping Papers |
The person in charge of loading and unloading the vehicle must be sure a qualified person is always watching. |
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05. Hazardous Materials Placarding |
The Federal government may require a permits or exemptions for special hazardous materials cargo such as rocket fuel. |
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06. Hazardous Materials Loading and Unloading |
Do not park within 300 feet of a bridge, tunnel or building, a place where people gather, or an open fire. |
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07. Hazardous Materials Special Cargo |
Emergency response information must be kept in the same location as the shipping paper. |
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08. Hazardous Materials Parking |
Do not park within 300 feet of a bridge, tunnel or building, a place where people gather, or an open fire. |
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09. Hazardous Materials Response to Specific Hazards |
Emergency response information must be kept in the same location as the shipping paper. |
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Attributes Of The Professional Driver |
The driver and his/her vehicle are the public's image of the trucking industry. |
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Backing and Docking |
This unit will introduce a driver. |
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Basic Control |
Basic Control of Your Vehicle Safe operation of a commercial vehicle requires skill in: Accelerating Steering Stopping Backing Safely Fasten your seatbelt when on the road. |
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Basic Maneuvers For New Drivers |
This section gets the novice CDL driver started on the path to becoming a tractor-trailer driver. |
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Cargo Securement: Concrete Pipe |
The specific requirements for concrete pipe apply to the transportation of certain concrete pipe loaded crosswise on a platform trailer or vehicle. |
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Cargo Securement: Dressed Lumber |
The requirements for dressed lumber and similar building materials section apply to certain products when they are transported as bundles on flatbed and open vehicles. |
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Cargo Securement: Heavy Machinery |
The requirements in this section apply to the transportation of heavy vehicles, equipment, and machinery that; operate on wheels or tracks, such as front end loaders, bulldozers, tractors, and power shovels, Individually weigh more than 4500 kg (10,000 lb. |
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Cargo Securement: Large Boulders |
The requirements in this section apply to any piece of natural, irregularly shaped rock that: Weighs more than 11,000 lb. |
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Cargo Securement: Logs |
The standard defines a log as all natural wood that retains the original shape of the bole (trunk) of a tree whether raw, partial processed, or fully processed. |
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Cargo Securement: Metal Coils |
Shipments of metal coils that weigh less than 5,000 lbs may be secured in accordance with the general cargo securement rules. |
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Cargo Securement: Paper Rolls |
The rules in this section apply to shipments of paper rolls, which individually or together, weigh 5000 lb. |
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Cargo Securement: Regulation |
Load securing, also known as cargo securing, is the securing of cargo for transportation. |
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CDL Introduction |
There are three classes of CDL. |
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Communicating |
Other drivers cannot know what you are going to do until you tell them. |
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Coupling And Uncoupling |
You will learn how to:. |
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CSA And The Driver |
Compliance, Safety, Accountability (CSA) is a Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) initiative to improve large truck and bus safety and ultimately reduce crashes, injuries, and fatalities that are related to commercial motor vehicles. |
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Driving Violations And Implications |
Learn the implications of violating Federal and state regulations on your driving records and their employing motor carrier's records. |
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Drug and Alcohol: Supervisor 1 Drug Intro |
One of the main focuses of this course will be to explain drug and controlled substance testing requirements, as mandated by the United States Department of Transportation. |
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Drug and Alcohol: Supervisor 3 Drug Testing 1 |
Most drug testing is not conducted at the actual workplace. |
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Drug and Alcohol: Supervisor 4 Alcohol Effects 1 |
Before we get into the particulars or beer, wine and hard liquor, let's take a look at alcohol itself. |
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Drug and Alcohol: Supervisor 4 Alcohol Effects 3 |
Ask the anybody to name all the depressant drugs they've heard of, and one is likely to hear heroin, methadone, Secondly, and other barbiturates. |
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Drug and Alcohol: Supervisor 5 Drug Effects |
Unlike alcohol, which has generally the same effects regardless of whether its source is beer, wine, or hard liquor, drugs come in many forms, and their effects, from a depressive state similar to alcohol, to hallucinogenic or stimulants. |
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Drug and Alcohol: Supervisor 7 Reasonable 1 |
Supervisors of safety-sensitive transportation employees play a vital role in ensuring the well being of their workforce. |
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Entry Level Commercial Motor Vehicle Operator |
All-in-one course that covers all requirements for (FMCSA CFR 49 Part 380) 380.501 Subpart E — Entry-Level Driver Training Requirements. This is in effect and applies to any driver with less than a year of driving experience. We have a simple course that knocks out all required subjects and you’ll get a certificate for record keeping. |
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Executing Sharp Left And Right Turns |
How to make wide turns in a combination vehicle. |
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Extreme Conditions Mountain Driving |
The effect of vehicle weight and speed upon braking and shifting ability on long downgrades. |
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Extreme Driving Conditions |
Prepare for operation in cold weather including activating the front brake limiting valve; removing snow and ice from windows, mirrors, brakes, lights, hand and toe holds, etc. |
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Hazard Awareness |
What is a hazard? A hazard is any road condition or other road user, including pedestrians and animals, that presents a potential danger to safe operation. |
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Hazard Recognition |
You need to be able to recognize other drivers who are engaged in any form of driving distraction. |
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Hours of Service Four |
Common errors in daily logs. |
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Hours of Service One |
The purpose of this lesson is to explain the reasons behind the hours of service regulations and the basic concepts of how to comply with the regulations. |
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Hours of Service Three |
Log Keeping and Recap Exercise. |
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Hours of Service Two |
You may not drive after 14 consecutive hours on duty. |
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Managing Space |
To be a safe driver, you need space all around your vehicle. |
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Night Operation |
You are at greater risk when you drive at night. |
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Pre and Post Trip Inspections |
You will learn how to:. |
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Primary And Secondary Controls |
This section starts an aspiring driver on the correct path to becoming a tractor-trailer driver. |
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Railroad Crossings |
There are multiple types of railroad crossings: passive, active and highway crossings. |
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Railroad Crossings: Operation Life Saver |
Operation Lifesaver is working to change people's behavior around railroad tracks and crossings with the national public awareness campaign.. |
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Rollovers and Other Emergencies |
This course teaches the driver how to handle emergency driving maneuvers including; when and how to make emergency driving maneuvers. |
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Safe Driving: Cognitive Awareness |
One way to think about distraction is to ask yourself if something is drawing your attention and taking your eyes away from the road ahead of you. |
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Safe Driving: Distracted Driving |
Whenever you are driving a vehicle and your attention is not on the road, you are putting yourself, your passengers, other vehicles, and pedestrians in danger. |
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Safe Driving: Execute |
You must execute your decisions using the steering wheel, accelerator and the brakes. |
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Safe Driving: Interpret |
You must learn to interpret clues from situations and other drivers. |
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Safe Driving: Search |
Driver distraction is the diversion of attention from activities critical for safe driving to a competing activity. |
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Safe Driving: Seeing |
You will have more time to act if you see hazards before they become emergencies. |
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Safe Driving: Time |
To be a safe driver, you need space all around your vehicle. |
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Search Keeping Your Eyes On Road |
Driver distraction is the diversion of attention from activities critical for safe driving to a competing activity. |
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Skid Control Recovery |
The purpose of this lesson is to discuss conditions that produce skidding, demonstrate and describe the major types of skids, and present procedures for recovering from skids. |
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Vehicle Controls For New Drivers |
This section starts an aspiring driver on the correct path to becoming a tractor-trailer driver. |
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Vehicle Inspections: Class B Pre-Trip |
Instructor Robert Row demonstrates a full Class B Pre-Trip inspection. |
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Vehicle Inspections: Level 1 Brakes |
This lesson will demonstrate the Out Of Service Criteria on the Brakes. |
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Vehicle Inspections: Level 1 Excessive Fifth Wheel Slack |
This lesson will demonstrate the Out Of Service Criteria on the Fifth Wheel. |
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Vehicle Inspections: Level 1 Front of The Vehicle |
This lesson will demonstrate the Out Of Service Criteria on the Front of Vehicle. |
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Vehicle Inspections: Level 1 Inspectors Overview |
This lesson provides an overview to the process that inspectors follow when performing a Level I inspection. |
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Vehicle Inspections: Level 1 Side of Tractor |
This lesson will demonstrate the Out Of Service Criteria on the Side of Tractor. |
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Vehicle Inspections: Level 1 Trailer |
This lesson will demonstrate the Out Of Service Criteria on the Trailer. |
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Vehicle Systems: Air Intake And Exhaust Systems |
The air intake and exhaust system is another vital element of the diesel engine. |
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Vehicle Systems: Brake System |
The importance of the braking system cannot be overly emphasized. |
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Vehicle Systems: Cooling System |
As heat is the basis of the internal combustion engine and the intense heat of the diesel engine can melt the iron components, you must have something to control it. |
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Vehicle Systems: Coupling Systems |
The primary function of the coupling system in a tractor-trailer is to connect the tractor to the trailer, the power to the payload. |
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Vehicle Systems: Drive Train |
A power drive train system is made up of five essential parts. |
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Vehicle Systems: Electrical Systems |
The electrical system is definitely the most comprehensive and complex system in a truck, for it covers everything from the batteries to the lights. |
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Vehicle Systems: Engines |
An internal combustion engine clearly defines itself in its name. |
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Vehicle Systems: Frame Suspension Axles |
The vehicle's frame is the "backbone" of the vehicle. |
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Vehicle Systems: Fuel Systems |
The principle job of the fuel system of a diesel engine is to regulate the amount of fuel that is injected into the cylinder and precisely when it should be. |
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Vehicle Systems: Identification And Diagnosis of Malfunctions |
The online lesson concludes with an exercise in troubleshooting and filling out vehicle condition report forms. |
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Vehicle Systems: Lubrication System |
The lubrication system has been developed to reduce the friction in the workings of the engine. |
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Vehicle Systems: Maintenance |
The importance of periodic inspection and repair to prevention of enroute breakdowns, long life of parts, safety and economy of operation. |
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Vehicle Systems: Steering Systems |
A well synchronized steering system is integral to the control of the vehicle. |
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Vehicle Systems: Tires And Wheels |
There are three fundamental types of tires: radial tires, bias tires, and bias belted tires. |
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Whistle Blower Protection |
Drivers have the right to question the safety practices of their employer without the risk of losing their job or being subject to retaliation for stating a safety concern. |