Driving Invisible

About the Training

The cleanest way to pass a roadside inspection is to never get selected for one. This training covers the habits that keep a driver ‘invisible’ to enforcement — obeying speed limits, staying out of restricted lanes, and keeping the truck in clean condition.

What You'll Learn

  • Adopt driving habits that keep the vehicle off inspectors’ radar
  • Maintain speed, lane discipline, and vehicle condition to avoid scrutiny
  • Explain how good habits reduce the likelihood of being pulled in
  • Identify the behaviors that draw enforcement attention

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