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Get Out and Look

About the Training

Most backing accidents are preventable with one habit: getting out and looking. This training drills the G.O.A.L. procedure — checking mirrors, inspecting the area, and confirming clearance — before a driver ever puts the vehicle in reverse.

What You'll Learn

  • Apply the Get Out And Look procedure before backing
  • Check mirrors and inspect the area around the vehicle
  • Wear high-visibility clothing when exiting to inspect
  • Describe how G.O.A.L. prevents backing accidents

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