Transportation & DOT Training Videos

Master the art of commercial driving with our comprehensive training video package. Learn the essential skills and techniques needed to excel in the world of commercial driving, from maneuvering large vehicles to navigating challenging road conditions.

Our course on “DOT Hours of Service” discusses the Department of Transportation’s “Hours of Service” regulations, what the regulations themselves require, and what drivers need to do to comply with them.

The “Injury Prevention for CDL Drivers” training video discusses the most common types of injuries that are experienced by CDL drivers, and how they can be avoided.

Business Training Media's comprehensive driver safety training video package equips your employees with the knowledge and skills needed to navigate the roads safely, reducing accidents and promoting a culture of responsible driving.

Slips, Trips and Falls in the Transportation and Warehouse Environments training video program contains valuable information about how to identify, avoid and prevent hazards that cause slips, trips and falls and what employees can do to prevent them... both at work and at home.

DOT Reasonable Suspicion Testing for Managers and Supervisors: Part II course on "DOT Reasonable Suspicion Testing for Managers and Supervisors: Part II" discusses the “behavioral” and “physical” signs that someone has been drinking, how alcohol and drug tests are conducted, the “Removal-From-Work” and “Return-To-Duty” processes, and more.

DOT Reasonable Suspicion Testing for Managers and Supervisors: Part I discusses the Department of Transportation’s drug and alcohol regulations, the concept of “reasonable suspicion”, situations that justify “reasonable suspicion” testing, signs that an employee may be using drugs, and the procedures that managers and supervisors should use to administer “reasonable suspicion” testing fairly and effectively.

This training video course on “Driving Defensively for CDL/Large Vehicle Drivers: Handling Adverse Conditions” discusses how drivers can prepare for and drive defensively when encountering bad weather, work zones, distracted and aggressive drivers and more.

Drug and Alcohol Testing for CDL Drivers training course discusses this requirement and how it affects transportation employees…and reviews the testing process itself, what happens if a driver tests positive for a substance, and how to get help for a drug or alcohol problem.

Our "Walking and Working Surfaces in Transportation and Warehouse Environments" video discusses the hazards that are associated with different walking surfaces that employees can encounter on the job, and provides practical information that they need to protect themselves from harm.

This training course “Driving Defensively for CDL/Large Vehicle Drivers: The Basics” discusses how truckers can not only prepare and defend themselves from other drivers but from driving hazards such as low visibility, work zones, and pedestrians as well.

Our course on “DOT Cargo Securement” discusses the goals of the DOT’s Cargo Securement Standard, the requirements that the Standard places on motor carriers and drivers, and what drivers should do to ensure that the cargo on the truck they are driving stays put when they’re on the road.

Our “DOT Commercial Motor Vehicle Inspections” training program discusses Federal inspection and maintenance requirements, how they apply to drivers, and how drivers can help to prevent accidents and injuries by complying with them.

DTO "Reasonable Suspicion Drug and Alcohol Testing for Managers and Supervisors" training course discusses the concept of “reasonable suspicion”, the types of situations that justify reasonable suspicion testing, and the procedures that managers and supervisors should use to administer it fairly and effectively.

Distracted driving is not a new problem, but the increasing use of cellphones and other electronic devices has caused it to grow alarmingly in recent years and so has the toll it has taken in road accidents, injuries and lost lives. In fact, today as many as one in three accidents involve distracted drivers.