Sample Course

Mastering Adverse Conditions Exemption

Watch the course, take the quick quiz, then keep the guides. This is one of over 150 courses in the SAFE Training catalog — see exactly what your drivers and managers would get.

Step 1 · Watch the Course

Training Drivers Actually Learn From

Plain language, mapped to the behavior, built to change what happens on the road — the way every SAFE course runs.

Step 2 · Check What Stuck

A Short Knowledge Check

The same kind of check that verifies completion in the real catalog. See how much of it landed.

The adverse driving conditions exception gives a driver two extra hours to advance the load closer to the destination.(Required)
Delayed trailers, loading delays, paperwork delays, and normal rush-hour traffic generally do not qualify as adverse driving conditions.(Required)
If a driver knows about a snowstorm before beginning the trip, the snowstorm itself may not qualify as an adverse driving condition; however, an unexpected crash and road closure caused by the storm may qualify if it occurs after driving begins.(Required)
Any driver may properly document adverse driving conditions in the ELD by writing, “Used safe haven."(Required)
When using adverse driving conditions, the driver’s ELD note should explain what happened, where it happened, why it was unexpected, and why the additional time was needed.(Required)
Step 3 · Keep the Guides

Take It With You

The reference guides that ship with this course. Yours to download.

Driver's Guide to Adverse Conditions

Reference guide · PDF

Manager's Guide to Adverse Conditions

Reference guide · PDF

That’s One Course. The Catalog Has Over 150.

Every one is written in plain language and mapped to the regulation behind the behavior — for your drivers and the managers running them. See what your whole program could look like.