Assigned Training · On-Road Safety

On-Road Safety — the Five Signals

Safety is the biggest part of the scorecard and it caps everything else. Five Netradyne signals: Speeding, Seatbelt, Distraction, Following Distance, and Sign/Signal.

Why you're seeing this: your safety performance was flagged. Safety caps your whole standing, so these habits matter most.

The five habits, every trip

Buckle, slow, stop, leave a gap, eyes up. Master these and your safety score takes care of itself.

✓ Do

Buckle up before you move — the belt must be on at or above 6 mph.
Stay at the posted limit on every road, highway included.
Set your route and phone in the mount before you pull away; eyes on the road while moving.
Leave a safe following gap and come to a complete stop at every stop sign.
Keep the inward camera clean and finish your post-trip DVIC.

✗ Don't

Driving even a few feet unbuckled between stops.
Driving 10+ mph over the limit (that triggers an ORSA).
Holding or glancing at your phone while moving.
Tailgating, rolling through stop signs, or illegal U-turns.
Blocking or smearing the inward camera — it disables seatbelt and distraction scoring.

Real example: A DA has strong delivery numbers but a few seatbelt-off and rolling-stop events drag Safety to Fair — and because Safety caps the card, the whole standing is held at Fair.

Knowledge check

Answer all 6. You need 5 of 6 to pass. You can retake it.

Ready Rabbit Delivery · DA Training · This is a training mock-up. In production, passing records your completion and notifies your manager.