Last week we were honoured to be invited to present a webinar for an organisation based in Australia called The National Road Safety Partnership Program (NRSPP). The NRSPP offers a collaborative network to support businesses in developing a positive road safety culture. As they so eloquently put it - 'It’s about saving lives without the red tape.'
The focus of our webinar was on the links between living, working and driving. We discussed the latest research-based insights into driver safety with a particular focus on how these insights can be applied to ‘driving for work’ situations. We wanted to present evidence that drivers drive the way they live as individuals, in families, communities and most importantly – the way they work in organisations.
The webinar also covered the new philosophies of driver coaching, with emphasis on self-evaluation – and gaining insight into the kinds of behaviours that put drivers at risk. It also discusses two magic words: Hazard perception. Hazard perception is the hub of driver safety – it determines how much time drivers have to perceive and manage risks and is the single most important skill related to crash risk.
For companies interested in addressing employee risk-taking behaviour, job performance, and the most essential driving skills – this is the webinar you need!
And the good news is, if you missed it, it will be available for a limited time at this link: https://www.nrspp.org.au/resources/nrspp-webinar-we-drive-the-way-we-live-insights-into-safer-driving-for-work/
If you want to find out more about the NRSPP, you can do so here: https://www.nrspp.org.au/
Any questions/comments, we'd love to hear from you!
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