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1 Keeping Your Focus on the Road Ahead

2 Today our guest Speaker is Mike Bohon with Great West Casualty Company
Today our guest Speaker is Mike Bohon with Great West Casualty Company. Mike is a Safety Representative for GWCC who works in Missouri and Illinois with many of Cline Wood’s customers. September 10, 2018

3 Distracted Driving What have you seen other drivers doing that you consider distracted driving? Texting Eating Personal Grooming Reading Pets Talking on Cell Phone Passengers September 10, 2018

4 According to an FMCSA Sponsored Study
Texting times more likely Writing times Dialing a Cell Phone times Reaching for Something 6.7 times Looking at a Map times Talking on a CB times Talking on a Hands Free Head Set 0.4 times Driver Distraction in Commercial Vehicle Operations - Report No. FMCSA-RRR September 10, 2018

5 Video Slide #1 September 10, 2018

6 Video Slide #2 September 10, 2018

7 Video Slide #3 September 10, 2018

8 Two of the Major Contributing Factors
Rear-End Crashes Two of the Major Contributing Factors Distractions Following Distance September 10, 2018

9 Feet Traveled per Second (FTS)
Rear-End Crashes Feet Traveled per Second (FTS) Speed (mph) x 1.5 = FTS EXAMPLE 65 mph x 1.5 = FTS 100 97.5 September 10, 2018

10 Calculate Average Stopping Distance at 65 mph
Rear-End Crashes Calculate Average Stopping Distance at 65 mph Seconds Rate Feet Traveled Perception Time = Reaction Time = Brake Lag = Braking Distance = 1.50 x = 150 1.00 x = 100 0.75 x = 75 335 TOTAL = 660 ft September 10, 2018

11 Seconds Interval Auto Stopping Impact
Rear-End Crashes Following Distance Seconds Interval Auto Stopping Impact 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 150 250 350 450 550 650 750 850 September 10, 2018

12 What consequences could reading an average text have,
Rear-End Crashes According to the Missouri CDL Manual, reading a text takes your eyes off of the road for an average of 4.6 seconds. What consequences could reading an average text have, even if you have a 6 second following distance? September 10, 2018

13 Two of the Major Contributing Factors
Rear-End Crashes Two of the Major Contributing Factors Distractions Avoid All Distractions, Quick Glances to Check Mirrors Following Distance Minimum of 6 Second Following Distance with Perfect Conditions. September 10, 2018

14 Cline Wood 888-451-3900 safetrucking@clinewood.com www.clinewood.com
THANK YOU QUESTIONS? Cline Wood

15 September 10, 2018


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