Journey Management Training + JMP
Improves workforce understanding of the risk of driving when fatigued, planning and applying
good journey management principles with a particular focus on expectations of when to take
action. The areas covered in the Journey Management Training are:
Overview of driver safety in Australia
- History of road safety
- National Road Safety Strategy
- Fatigue-related legislation
Understand journey risk factors
- Sleep loss increase crash risk
- Circadian Rhythms & Alertness Levels
- Waking hours increases fatigue-related impairment
- Night shifts increases fatigue-impairment & incident risk
- Extended working hours increases incident risk
- Journey length increases crash risk
- Driving in remote areas
- Younger people are a higher incident risk
- People who snore are a higher incident risk
How to reduce your journey risk
- Hazard identification
- Drink driving increases accident risk
- Maintaining alertness
- Preparing for your journey
- Abide by the speed limit
- Vehicle safety devices and design
- Mobile phone use when driving increases accident risk
- Recognise and respond early to fatigue symptoms