Information

  • Driver Assessment Form

  • MVA / Claim Number

  • Today's date

  • Terminal
  • Assessor name

  • Driver Name

Driver documents

  • Driver has a valid class A license?

  • Does driver have any restrictions and if so does he meet requirements?

Driver Pre-Trip Inspection

  • Driver uses 3- pt stance when entering the cab?

  • Driver completes a thorough inspection of brakes, tires, lights, engine compartment, etc.?

  • Driver properly fills out DVIR?

General driving habits

  • Consistently alert and attentive?

  • Adjusts driving to meet changing conditions?

  • Performs routine functions while keeping eyes on the road?

  • Adjusts speed properly to road, weather and traffic conditions?

  • Slows down in advance for curves, intersections, etc.?

  • Yields right of way for safety?

  • Signals for lane changes and turns?

  • Maintains good lane control?

  • Understands how to calculate proper following distance?

  • Keeps a safe following distance at all times?

  • Uses defensive driving techniques?

  • Constantly checks mirrors and looks ahead for hazards?

Backing

  • Gets out and looks before backing?

  • Looks back as well as checks mirrors?

  • Signals before backing?

  • Shows sufficient skills during back?

Post trip inspection

  • Driver uses 3- pt stance when exiting the cab?

  • Driver completes thorough post trip inspection?

  • Driver completes DVIR?

Driver Assessor Results

  • Does driver have sufficient skills to safely operate the vehicle? (instructor)

  • I have reviewed the above information with the driver and have coached him in any areas he is deficient in.

  • Instructor comments

Driver Field

  • I have reviewed the above information and understand any areas where improvement is needed.

  • Driver comments

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