Program Overview

Fleet Driver Training

Program Overview

The Fleet Driver Training program at the Justice Institute of British Columbia (JIBC) is designed to provide employers with the opportunity to give their employees advanced driver training in real-world and simulated environments. The program aims to teach drivers the skills necessary to keep themselves and others safe on the road.

Program Strengths

• The program reinforces and emphasizes safe driving practices by providing hands-on training in both real-world and simulated environments.
• The program emphasizes the importance of having the correct attitude, vehicle control, and interaction with other road users.
• Courses focus on applied learning and provide practical, hands-on experience taught by qualified and knowledgeable instructors.

Who Should Take This Program?

• Employers who want to protect their drivers by giving them the skills to be safe on the road.
• Employees who drive for work and want to gain the skills to be safe, professional drivers on or off the road.

Program Format

• All courses are delivered in person at the JIBC Pitt Meadows or JIBC New Westminster campuses.
• Courses are organized on a contract basis for companies and organizations.
• Courses can be customized to meet client requirements.

Upcoming Intakes

• There are no specific application deadlines or set start dates.

Tuition & Fees

• Tuition varies for each course in this program.
• Contact the Driver Education Centre for details.
• Course manuals are supplied when you attend class. If additional books or other materials are required, you will be advised of the details after you are accepted into the program.

Core Courses

• DRIV-1130 Collision Avoidance Driving
• DRIV-1230 Total Control Driving 1 Day
• DRIV-1270 Emergency Vehicle Driving Regulation Non-Police
• DRIV-1240 Total Control Driving 2 Days
• DRIV-1300 Graduated Licensing Program Instructor Training
• DRIV-1219 Road Sense Driving
• DRIV-1200 Driver Assessment

Program Details

• The program is designed to help employers meet their health and safety requirements and help reduce motor vehicle incidents, which are a leading cause of traumatic workplace deaths in B.C.
• By incorporating strategies and training for road safety, organizations can create a culture of safety, reduce workplace injury, and lower fleet maintenance costs.