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Assessment improves driver behaviour
Date: 14 June 2012 | Author: Rachel Burgess
Driver behavior can be improved from merely conducting an assessment, according to managing director of E-Training World Graham Hurdle.
He said that carrying out an assessment makes drivers consider their own driving habits, raises their awareness and helps them learn.
Hurdle added that E-Training World's system can choose to train drivers during the assessment by providing correct answers after each question and a full explanation.
"We made this improvement last year, and early indications are that drivers who receive training during the assessment are achieving lower risk ratings."
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