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Safethor... where the rubber meets the road

Safethor was born as a response to driver's and transportation industry needs. To prevent accidents, to provide preventive and mandatory trainings under FMCSA guidelines, that is our mission. 

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Contact and Inquiries

9703 N Interstate 35
San Antonio, TX 78233

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(915) 320-7113

ElPaso_csr@liconainsurance.com

Safethor Catalogue

Discover our new courses for New Drivers, Experienced Drivers who want to improve their driving skills, Safeties and more...

Introduction

Our concern is your fleet safety and your driver'ssecurity...
Everytime your driver gets an infraction, a violation, an out of service,your company loses time and money. All of these scenarios arepreventable with training.
Online training is the most practical and efficent way to help drivers toupdate their knowledge and comply with CSA requirements. We offercourses on a whole range of subjects:

Inspections

Get to know theimportance of Pre-tripinspection, Walk Aroundand After the tripinspections.

New Drivers

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Safeties

A professional safety canidentify behaviors toprevent alcohol and drugrelated incidents on the road.

Improve your Driving Skills

We provide informationthat can help you preventroad accidents that canbe fatal.

English for Drivers

Short lessons to helpdrivers replying officersin different situations.

IT IS BETTER TO BE SAFE THAN SORRY. DRIVERS NEED TRAINING TO BECOME PROFESSIONAL DRIVERS AND AVOID EXPENSIVE AND CATASTROPHIC LOSSES.

These are our courses collections in English and Spanish:

  • Improving CDL Driving and Smart Driving are 30 to 45 minute courses. 

  • Become a Better CDL Driver are brief courses, one topic each, 15-20 minutes.

  • Hours of Service Courses deal with everything related to HOS, exceptions, how to fill in the HOS charts, use of ELD, etc. They are 30 to 45 minutes each. 

  • Alcohol and Drug Prevention explain how to identify the symptoms of drug/alcohol usage, tests, results, how safeties can support their operators.

    • HOS01 Hours-of-Service 1: Basic Concepts

    • HOS02 Hours-of-Service 2: What are HoS Limits?

    • HOS03 Hours-of-Service 3: Record Your Hours Correctly

    • HOS04 Hours-of-Service 4: What are the Exceptions?

    • HOS05 Hours-of-Service 5: ELD Basic Concepts

    • HOS06 Hours-of-Service 6: Completing a Manual Log

    • CDL01 Improving CDL Driving: How to be a Professional CDL Driver

    • CDL02 Improving CDL Driving: Pre-trip and In Vehicle Inspection

    • CDL03 Improving CDL Driving: Vehicle Inspection Basics

    • CDL04 Improving CDL Driving: Pre-trip Engine and Front Axle Inspection

    • CDL05 Improving CDL Driving: Walk-around and Light Inspection

    • CDL06 Improving CDL Driving: On-the-Road and Post-trip Inspections

    • CDL08 Improving CDL Driving: Engine Compartment Flaws

    • CDL09 Improving CDL Driving: Frame, Axle, and Suspension Flaws

    • CDL10 Improving CDL Driving: Wheels, Tire and Drive Train Flaws

    • CDL11 Improving CDL Driving: Brake and Steering Flaws

    • CDL12 Improving CDL Driving: Basic Controls

    • CDL13 Improving CDL Driving: Shifting and Operating Transmissions

    • CDL14 Improving CDL Driving: Coupling and Uncoupling Trailers

    • CDL15 Improving CDL Driving: Backing, Parking, and Docking

    • CDL16 Improving CDL Driving: Visual Searchfor Drivers

    • CDL17 Improving CDL Driving: Communicationf or Drivers

    • CDL18 Improving CDL Driving: How to deal with Distractions on the Road

    • CDL19 Improving CDL Driving: Speed and Space Management

    • CDL20 Improving CDL Driving: Driving at Night

    • CDL21 Improving CDL Driving: Preparing and Driving for Extreme Conditions

    • CDL22 Improving CDL Driving: Driving on Mountains and Dealing with Curves

    • CDL23 Improving CDL Driving: Managing Risk on the Road

    • CDL24 Improving CDL Driving: Control in Critical Situations

    • CDL25 mproving CDL Driving: How to Deal with Driving Emergencies

    • CDL26 Improving CDL Driving: Crossing a Railroad

    • CDL27 Improving CDL Driving: Roadside Inspections

    • CDL28 Improving CDL Driving: Mastering Cargo Security

    • CDL29 Improving CDL Driving: Short-Haul and Working Time Rules

    • CDL30 Improving CDL Driving: RODs and HOS

    • CDL31 Improving CDL Driving: The Critical Link Between Wellness and Safety

    • CDL32 Improving CDL Driving: Post-accident Procedures

    • CDL33 Improving CDL Driving: Compliance, Safety, and Accountability (CSA)

    • CDL34 Improving CDL Driving: Understanding Human Trafficking

    • CDL35 Improving CDL Driving: Plannning YourTrip

    • CDL36 Improving CDL Driving: Dash Cameras

    • CDL37 Improving CDL Driving: Traffic Signs

    • CDL38 Improving CDL Driving:  Speed Management for Tractor-trailer Operators

    • CDL39 Improving CDL Driving: Defensive Driving: Mastering High-Risk Maneuvers

    • BB01 Become a Better CDL Driver: Taking 30- Minute Breaks

    • BB02 Become a Better CDL Driver: What are Annual or Periodic Inspections?

    • BB03 Become a Better CDL Driver: Brakes

    • BB04 Become a Better CDL Driver: Type of CDLs and Medical Cards

    • BB05 Become a Better CDL Driver: Use of Cell Phones

    • BB06 Become a Better CDL Driver: Driver RODs

    • BB07 Become a Better CDL Driver: ELD

    • BB08 Become a Better CDL Driver: Emergency Equipment

    • BB09 Become a Better CDL Driver: Panic Braking

    • BB10 Become a Better CDL Driver: Rapid Steering Input

    • BB11 Become a Better CDL Driver: Aggressive Acceleration

    • BB12 Become a Better CDL Driver: HOS Documents

    • BB13 Become a Better CDL Driver: Lights

    • BB14 Become a Better CDL Driver: Seat Belts

    • BB15 Become a Better CDL Driver: Speeding

    • BB16 Become a Better CDL Driver: Stop Signs

    • BB17 Become a Better CDL Driver: Tailgating

    • BB18 Become a Better CDL Driver: Tires

    • BB19 Become a Better CDL Driver: Traffic Control Devices

    • BB20 Become a Better CDL Driver: Traffic Lanes

    • BB21 Become a Better CDL Driver: Vehicle Leaks

    • BB22 Become a Better CDL Driver: Mantaining your Vehicle

    • BB23 Become a Better CDL Driver:Windshields and Wipers

    • BB24 Become a Better CDL Driver: Passing

    • BB25 Become a Better CDL Driver: Railroad Crossings

    • BB26 Become a Better CDL Driver: Reckless Driving

    • BB27 Become a Better CDL Driver: Multiple Licenses

    • BB28 Become a Better CDL Driver: 11-HourRule

    • BB29 Become a Better CDL Driver: 14-HourRule

    • BB30 Become a Better CDL Driver: CDL Driving Privileges

    • BB31 Become a Better CDL Driver: Learners’ Permit

    • BB32 Become a Better CDL Driver: Yielding

    • BB33 Become a Better CDL Driver: HOS and How to Avoid Fatigue

    • BB34 Become a Better CDL Driver: Brake Lines: Hoses & Tubing

    • BB35 Become a Better CDL Driver: HOS Support Documentation

    • BB36 Become a Better CDL Driver: Hour Limito 60 or 70

    • BB37 Become a Better CDL Driver: Preventing Fatigued Driving

    • BB38 Become a Better CDL Driver: Avoiding Drug Use

    • BB39 Become a Better CDL Driver: Avoiding Alcohol Use

    • BB40 Become a Better CDL Driver: Making Turns

    • BB41 Become a Better CDL Driver: Breakaway Brakes

    • BB42 Become a Better CDL Driver: Antilock Brake  Systems (ABS)

    • BB43 Become a Better CDL Driver: How to Secure Cargo in Dry Vans

    • BB44 Become a Better CDL Driver: Clearance Confidence

    • BB45 Become a Better CDL Driver: Cargo Damage

    • BB46 Become a Better CDL Driver: Changing Lanes

    • BB47 Become a Better CDL Driver: Backing

    • BB48 Become a Better CDL Driver: Adjust Your Speed According to Conditions

    • BB49 Become a Better CDL Driver:Maneuvering and Side Clearance

    • BB50 Become a Better CDL Driver: Control Your Vehicle

    • BB51 Become a Better CDL Driver: Merging and Exiting the Road

    • BB52 Become a Better CDL Driver: Flatbeds Cargo Securement
       

    • D01 Smart Driving: Right, Left Turns & Intersections

    • D02 Smart Driving: Preventing Pattern Driving

    • D03 Smart Driving: How to Avoid a Rear-end Collision

    • D04 Smart Driving: CSA Basic Concepts

    • D05 Smart Driving: CDL Driver Qualification

    • D06 Smart Driving: Driving in Adverse Weather

    • D07 Smart Driving: Driving Techniques

    • D08 Smart Driving: Night Driving

    • D09 Smart Driving: Intermodal Chassis Inspection

    • D10 Smart Driving: Inspecting Refrigerated Trailers

    • D11 Smart Driving: Tracto Trailer Inspection

    • D12 Smart Driving: CMV Drivers Safety and Security

    • D13 Smart Driving: How to Prevent CMV Drivers' Injuries

    • D14 Smart Driving: How to Prevent Injuries Around Flatbeds

    • D15 Smart Driving: Food Transportation

    • D16 Smart Driving: CMV Drivers Roadside Inspections

    • D17 Smart Driving: CMV Driver Trip Preparation

    • D18 Smart Driving: CMV Driver Communication

    • D19 Smart Driving: How to Anticipate and Manage Road Hazards

    • D20 Smart Driving: Manage Speed and Space

    • D21 Smart Driving: CDL Drivers Backing Techniques

    • D22 Smart Driving: Tracto Trailer Coupling and Uncoupling

    • D23 Smart Driving: Human Trafficking Awareness

    • D24 Smart Driving: What is Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse

    • D25 Smart Driving: Preventing Fatigue Driving

    • D26 Smart Driving: Preventing Reckless Driving

    • D27 Smart Driving: Air Brakes


       

    • AD01 Alcohol and Drugs Prevention: CDL Drivers and its Supervisors

    • AD02 Alcohol and Drugs Prevention: Suspecting Alcohol Use

    • AD03 Alcohol and Drugs Prevention: Suspecting Drug Use

    • AD04 Alcohol and Drugs Prevention: Alcohol Misuse

    • AD05 Alcohol and Drugs Prevention: Driving Under the Influence

    • AD06 Alcohol and Drugs Prevention: Stimulant Effects

    • AD07 Alcohol and Drugs Prevention: Depressant Effects

    • AD08 Alcohol and Drugs Prevention: Testing

    • AD09 Alcohol and Drugs Prevention: Reponding to Alcohol Use

    • AD10 Alcohol and Drugs Prevention: Requested Reasonable Test Documentation

    • AD11 Alcohol and Drugs Prevention: Test Results

    • AD12 Alcohol and Drugs Prevention: How to Respond to Failed Tests

    • AD13 Alcohol and Drugs Prevention: Patterns of Alcohol Consumption

    • AD14 Alcohol and Drugs Prevention: Patterns of Drug Consumption

    • AD15 Alcohol and Drugs Prevention: Drug and Alcohol Testing



       

Programs

Hours-of-Service

HOS01 Hours-of-Service 1: Basic Concepts
HOS02 Hours-of-Service 2: What are HoS Limits?
HOS03 Hours-of-Service 3: Record Your Hours Correctly
HOS04 Hours-of-Service 4: What are the Exceptions?
HOS05 Hours-of-Service 5: ELD Basic Concepts
HOS06 Hours-of-Service 6: Completing a Manual Log

CDL29 Improving CDL Driving: Short-Haul and Working Time Rules

CDL30  Improving CDL Driving: RODs and HOS 

Resources

Document Downloads

Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations Handbook

Planificador de seguridad para transportistas (spa)

Safethor Catalogue

Videos

We include interactive videos to show HoS rules, practical defensive driving techniques to make it easy to learn.
Our courses include interactive activities so operators can put into practice what they learn.
Where theory is fun and practical... We show drivers the basic fundamentals so when they drive, they know the implications of a bad maneuver.
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