Drive to Survive Schedules More Classes

Jan 11, 2008 10:12 AM

The Drive to Survive organization has scheduled additional dates for its popular Preventing Fire Apparatus Crashes class.

Classes will be held at various fire departments throughout the United States to help train emergency vehicle operators on safe driving techniques and accident avoidance strategies. The classes help operators understand how emergency vehicles perform under varying road, traffic and weather conditions so that they can take appropriate action.

For more information, see the calendar section in every issue of In Service Online or contact Drive to Survive at 610-960-7248 or http://www.drivetosurvive.org

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Mutual Aid is a blog of news and views from FIRE CHIEF staff and industry experts — a virtual conversation about the issues important to you as a fire service leader.

In Service provides information on fleet management, apparatus specifying and maintenance. Keep abreast of new trends and changes to emergency vehicle apparatus.

Station Style focuses on the architectural design and needs of fire and emergency stations today. See the latest in design trends and learn about the Fire Station Design Awards.

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