Law Enforcement Professional Driver Training

Learn all of the tactics, practices, and techniques of professional law enforcement drivers on this easy-to-use interactive CD-Rom today! It is not necessary to invest in expensive high-speed tracks in order to provide useful and effective driver training. This training guide not only goes into great detail as far as mental awareness and knowledge is concerned in high-speed chases and defensive driving...but makes due with parking lots, airports, wide roadways, etc. for proper 'hands-on' training and techniques.

This CD is a great educational reference for anyone interested in learning more about professional driver training, or simply defensive driving in general. Any student or law enforcement personnel, or anyone looking to learn more about the safe operation of vehicles will find this CD extremely useful. This guide can be used to develop meaningful and effective driver training and can help save lives!

Table of Contents (683 Pages Total)

Chapter 1 –- Establishing a Driver Training Process

Chapter 2 -– Emergency Vehicle Driving Curriculum Guidelines

Module 1: Legal Aspects of Law Enforcement Driving

 1.1 Identify statutory law, case law, policy, & liability governing non-emergency driving.
 1.2 Identify statutory law, case law, policy, & liability governing emergency driving.
 1.3 Identify law governing the use of a vehicle as deadly force in terminating pursuits.
 1.4 Identify law governing civil liability for deprivations of rights other than by force.

Module 2: Non-Emergency Response Driving

     2.1 Identify the reasons for law enforcement driver training.
     2.2 Identify unique characteristics of law enforcement driving.
     2.3 Identify the effects that attitudes and emotions have upon law enforcement driving.
     2.4 Identify common psychological factors that contribute to law enforcement collisions.
     2.5 Identify common physiological factors that contribute to law enforcement collisions.
     2.6 Identify the components of driving that lay the foundation for good driving habits.
     2.7 Identify vehicle defects that contribute to law enforcement collisions.
     2.8 Identify elements of an acceptable law enforcement vehicle inspection.
     2.9 Identify the importance of safety belts and other occupant protection devices.
     2.10 Demonstrate acceptable use of safety belts and other occupant protection devices.
     2.11 Identify common environmental factors that contribute to law enforcement collisions.
     2.12 Identify factors that affect handling, steering, and braking to include ABS systems.
     2.13 Identify factors that influence the stopping distance of a vehicle.
     2.14 Identify driving movements that frequently contribute to law enforcement collisions.
     2.15 Identify acceptable vehicle control methods.
     2.16 Identify methods for skid avoidance.
     2.17 Identify acceptable methods for the use of the communications radio.
     2.18 Identify factors involved in skid control.
    

Module 3: Emergency Response Driving

     3.1 Identify emergency warning devices on law enforcement vehicles.
     3.2 Identify factors that contribute to the effective use of a police radio.
     3.3 Identify factors in route selection for an emergency response.
     3.4 Identify the changes in vehicle dynamics that occur during an emergency response.
     3.5 Identify acceptable steering methods for use during an emergency response.
     3.6 Identify acceptable methods of cornering during an emergency response.
     3.7 Identify acceptable backing methods during an emergency response.
     3.8 Identify acceptable collision avoidance methods during an emergency response.
     3.9 Identify types of Power Assist Steering Loss and Minimizing Potential Loss of Control     

Module 4: Pursuit Driving

     4.1 Identify factors that impact on initiating a vehicle pursuit
     4.2 Identify factors involved when conducting a vehicle pursuit.
     4.3 Identify factors that would warrant the termination of a vehicular pursuit.
     4.4 Identify factors that impact on the termination of a pursuit.
     4.5 Identify factors the termination of a pursuit by using physical intervention techniques.
     4.6 Identify considerations involved in post-pursuit reporting.
     4.7 Demonstrate the ability to conduct a pursuit.
     4.8 Identify post-litigation preparation considerations.   

Chapter 3 -- Emergency Vehicle Driving and Policy

Chapter 4 -– Validating a Driver Training Course

Chapter 5 -– Instructor Qualifications

Chapter 6 -– Course Facilities 

Chapter 7 –- Management of Emergency Vehicle Operational Risks 

Chapter 8 -– Practical Exercises

     Part A - Steering

     Part B - Backing

     Part C - Braking

     Part D - Turning

     Part E - Recovery

     Part F - Skid Control

     Part G - Parking

     Part H - Cumulative Skills Acquisition

     Part I - Cumulative Skills Pursuit

All manuals are in Adobe Acrobat format and are completely searchable and printable! Adobe Acrobat is included on the CD as well incase you don't have it.

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