School Bus Safety Training Videos

Our School Safe Bus Driving video series was carefully developed to meet the specific needs of school bus drivers.

Over 50 years ago, many large cities recognized the need to help protect children on their way to and from school. Today, this important responsibility has been adopted in cities of all sizes. Adult crossing guards have become an integral part of school crossing protection and safety programs all over the world.

This new video covers the many issues that drivers will face when driving in snowy conditions and over icy roadways. The video covers the importance of being prepared, as well as, preparing the bus itself. We give the viewer an understanding of road conditions and how it affects the handling of the bus.

Drivers must know the importance of speaking confidentially rather than gossiping. This NEW video stresses the importance of this matter. We use several dramatizations to demonstrate procedures & techniques that should be applied when addressing student confidentiality issues.

School bus drivers instinctively use reference points when operating the bus. Reference points are used for turning, backing up, lane positioning and more

The first video to come out in our ‘Driving a School Bus in Inclement Weather’ series. This video focuses on the importance of being prepared when faced with driving in heavy rain storms.

The personal conduct of a school bus driver is directly related to the safety of the students. We show both a right and wrong way to conduct yourself as a bus driver.

School bus drivers are faced with different types of hazards every day. In this video, we put the viewer in the driver’s seat to offer a unique point of view for drivers.

All these training DVD’s are placed in a sturdy binder for safe keeping and easy travel when you need to be on the go. Most of these videos are accompanied with a CD reference guide that can be placed in your computer and print out as many copies as necessary.

HIGHLIGHTS: skid control, braking techniques on downgrades, drying out brakes after they get wet, what to do when brake failure occurs, understanding the type of brake system on school buses, steering wheel control, drivers responsibility for brake adjustment, using proper target speed, what is brake fade and why it’s important.

Mechanical breakdowns are always a frustrating experience; frustrating for you and your passengers. By performing a pre-trip inspection on your vehicle before putting it in service, you can often avoid breakdowns due to mechanical failures. Today, we’re going to talk about the pre-trip inspection.

Diesel fuel fumes have been ruled as being harmful by the Environmental Protection Agency. School bus driver’s should help do their part to reduce them.

Do you know what sexual harassment consists of? Do you know how to react if it takes place on your bus? How can you rely on the school team to help, if harassment takes place on your bus? And how could you have prevented it from happening? It’s critical for school bus drivers to observe and identify offensive sexual behavior.