Driver Awareness Training, Page 347 Reviews

Another 'mandatory' course that has absolutely no relevance to my job. Also, all of these courses are far too simple and tend to cause huge sighs of exasperation whenever they rear their heads. If we must endure these things, could they not be made more difficult?

A good all round summary of driving in the workplace.

Easy to use but just a bit boring. By the time you get to the questions, you wonder what you are doing.

This is a timely and very valid reminder for all drivers, however, some of the key issues got lost in the presentation style and whilst the test is an important part of the exercise and gives a quantifiable score it was rather trivial and unless you did all of the modules in one go some of the lesser or less important details might be lost between sessions.

Its an easy training course. There wasn't a whole lot i didn't already know, I am an excellent driver - I have only been caught speeding 11 times and once got 3 points for parking on a zig zag..... though the laws in other countries were new to me. Like a speed awareness course, I don't really see it being that effective or changing peoples behavior much. Maybe in the next couple of days but once in a rush with life stuff flying around your head, are you really going to be thinking about a bunch of 40 second videos you watched in work once? Seems a bit of a waste of time and money.

I did not agree with some of the 'correct' answers, for example, I would have thought that in fog, it was particularly important to turn your fog lights on if you cant see 75m, rather than 100m. In addition, in a basic check of car before a journey, I would rate checking the fuel or tyre pressure, greater then checking the bodywork.

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A very good course it makes you think and be more knowledgeable about road safety

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