Information

Commentary Drive List

  • Commentary drive list is simply a verbal running commentary whilst driving

  • Document No.

  • Name Driver

  • Name Evaluator

  • Conducted on

  • Location

Pre Trip Vehicle Inspection Questions ( answer Yes, No or NA)

  • 1. Mirrors ( rear view , driver's side, passenger's side)

  • Are they checked?

  • 2. Tyres

  • Are they checked?

  • 3. Horn

  • Are they checked?

  • 4. Windshield

  • Are they checked?

  • 5. Fuel Gauge

  • Are they checked?

  • 6. Lights ( headlights, reverse lights)

  • Are they checked?

  • 7. Turning Lights

  • Are they checked?

  • 8. Seatbelts

  • Are they checked?

  • 9. Fluid Levels

  • Are they checked?

Driving Skills Assessment

  • 1. Anticipation: looks for 10 to 12 seconds ahead

  • 2. Mirrors: scans mirrors every 5 to 8 seconds

  • 3. Following distance: keeps 2 to 4 second space cushion

  • 4. Stops: breaks early ( legal, traffic, signal courtesy) and keeps a car length cushion

  • 5. Head checks: performs head check before/during lane changes , turns , reversing, parking

  • 6. Traffic lights: demonstrates "Point of Decision" ( go/no go)

  • 7. R-L-R: looks right-left-right before and while passing through inersections

  • 8. Starts: allows the car in front a two second lead to create a cushion

  • 9. Eye contact: uses horn and / or lights to establish eye contact

  • 10. Speed control: maintains speed and cushion

  • 11. Risks: identifies actual / potential hazards

  • 12. Passing and reversing : passes safely and avoid reversing

  • 13. Circle of safety: scans parked cars and pulls through or reverse parks

  • 14. Instruments and gauges: does not abuse the vehicle

  • 15. Weather: increases following distance when foggy or wet

Driver Verbalisation Score

  • Select from range

  • General Comments

  • Signature of Driver

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