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Job Task Driving (Streets and Highways) <br /> Publish Date: August 28, 2017 Origination Date: June 12, 2007 <br /> Maintain a minimum 4 second following distance (e.g. 'cushion of <br /> safety')between you and the vehicle in front of you. Increase this <br /> following distance to 8- 10 seconds during poor travel conditions or <br /> while around drivers exhibiting signs or road rage or tailgating. <br /> Maintain an 'escape path'to either side of you while in transit. <br /> Injury/property damage from negligent, erratic, or inattentive Operate vehicle with a calm disposition and be patient and <br /> actions courteous. Do not operate the vehicle in an aggressive manner, such <br /> as changing lanes rapidly/frequently and tailgating the vehicle in <br /> front of you. <br /> Secure loads appropriately based on the type of cargo being <br /> transported -considering its weight and construction.Transport small <br /> /lightweight items inside the cab, rather than in the bed of a truck <br /> Driving sequence whenever possible. Elastic cords and nets are only appropriate for <br /> larger/lightweight items. Heavy/large/sharp items may require <br /> straps, chains, or expandable bars. Small/heavy items such as <br /> concrete cylinders should be secured in an outer container. <br /> Call Work Care(888-449-7787)immediately for any non-life- <br /> threatening vehicle collisions with other vehicles. <br /> Conduct a Loss Investigation for any injuries or property damage <br /> resulting from vehicle operation. <br /> Check mirrors every 5-8 seconds to maintain situational awareness. <br /> Consistently'scan the road ahead'to anticipate upcoming hazards <br /> and provide adequate reaction time. <br /> Check for opposing traffic when starting from a stopped position. <br /> Approach intersections cautiously. Cover brake pedal when <br /> approaching 'stale'green lights. Come to a complete stop at stop <br /> signs and red lights prior to proceeding when safe to do so. <br /> Injury/property damage from lack of situational awareness Drive with both hands on the steering wheel at the 9 and 3 o'clock <br /> positions to maintain control of the vehicle and to avoid hands/arms <br /> obstructing the airbag in the event of an accident. <br />