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General Procedures on Road Safety

Compliance, Quality and Health and Safety 50 hours

Introduction

At present, the road accidents It is one of the main public health problems and, for this reason, a series of measures have been introduced with the aim of reduce the number of accidents on our roads, such as the changes in the regulations in the field of traffic and road safety, and the Introduction safety systems in vehicles and road infrastructure. Furthermore, it is essential to keep up to date with the traffic laws local and national conditions and adapt your driving behaviour accordingly. The road safety is a major concern for the wider community and requires the cooperation of all users off the road to prevent accidents and save lives.

Objectives

  • Understanding traffic laws and regulations local y domestic.

  • To reduce the number of drivers who drive under the influence of alcohol, drugs or others substances It is essential for preventing accidents linked to the consumption of these substances.

  • To identify the measures to be taken should a accident.

Table of Contents

TEACHING UNIT 1. GENERAL ROAD SAFETY RULES

1. Road safety
2. Primary or active safety
3. Secondary or passive safety
4. Tertiary security
5. Road geography
6. General, specific and appropriate speed

TEACHING UNIT 2. DRIVER REQUIREMENTS.

1. Driving licences
2. Driving and rest periods. The tachograph
3. Breathalyser test
4. Third-country driving licence
5. Certificate of Professional Competence: CAP

TEACHING UNIT 3. VEHICLE REQUIREMENTS

1. Choosing a vehicle: safety considerations
2. Technological advances and security
3. Roadworthiness tests for vehicles: objectives, principles and frequency
4. Conservation guidelines

TEACHING UNIT 4. ACTIONS TO TAKE IN THE EVENT OF AN ACCIDENT

1. Legal measures to be taken in the event of an accident
2. Measures relating to the vehicle
3. Responding to emergencies
4. First aid

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