
Distracted Driving Awareness
Course Overview
Distracted drivers are becoming an increasingly serious problem on our roadways.
This online distracted driving course is designed to increase awareness of the dangers of distracted driving and outline ways to guard against distracted drivers observed on our roadways.
Online Assessment
Students answer questions on this distracted driving training course material and are required to obtain a minimum passing mark of 80%. The student will have two additional opportunities to pass if required.
Completion Certificate
Following successful completion of this course, the student will have the opportunity to download and print a certificate of completion.
Bulk Purchases
To order multiple copies of this course for employees, please do give us a call directly at the number on the bottom of the page.
Frequently Asked Questions
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- It’s a course designed to teach drivers about the dangers of distracted driving—like texting, eating, or fiddling with the radio—and how to avoid it and maintain focus on driving.
- These courses often cover real-world statistics, such as the fact that distracted driving kills around 3,000 people annually in the U.S., to hammer home the seriousness of the issue.
- The goal isn’t just awareness—it’s about giving you practical tools, like setting up “Do Not Disturb” on your phone, to stay focused behind the wheel.
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- New drivers, especially teens, are prime candidates since they’re more likely to multitask—studies show 58% of teen crashes involve distractions.
- It’s also great for anyone with a habit of glancing at their phone or chatting hands-free, because even those “small” distractions can add up to big risks.
- Employers often push it for workers who drive on the job, like delivery folks or salespeople, to cut down on liability and keep everyone safe.
- Honestly, though, any driver could benefit—habits creep in over time, and a refresher on staying focused never hurts.
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- In some states, completing a course like this can knock points off your driving record or dismiss a ticket, but it depends on local laws—check with your DMV.
- Insurance companies might offer a discount, sometimes 5-10%, if you show proof of completion, since they love drivers who take safety seriously.
- It’s not a guarantee, though—policies vary, so you’d need to call your provider and ask about their rules.
- Beyond that, the real perk is avoiding future fines or crashes, which could save you way more than a one-time discount.
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- Our course takes 30 minutes, but we have other driving training courses that compliment this course to elevate your driving skills.
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- You’ll get the lowdown on what counts as a distraction—think texting, but also eating a burger or yelling at the kids in the backseat.
- It dives into the science, like how taking your eyes off the road for 5 seconds at 55 mph is like driving a football field blindfolded—pretty sobering, right?
- They teach strategies to stay focused, such as pre-setting your GPS or handing your phone to a passenger to manage calls.
- Plus, you’ll hear stories or see stats that stick with you—like how 20% of teens admit to multi-texting while driving—making you rethink that quick glance at your screen.
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