Driver Expectations
Inspections
Hours of Service
Vehicle Maintenance
Accident
100

Q: What must be completed before moving the vehicle?

A: A full pre-trip inspection.

100

Q: What inspection level includes full driver and vehicle inspection?

A: Level 1.


100

How does Hazel's drivers track their hours of service?

Samsara App

100

Q: What is “low-hanging fruit” in the context of safety and compliance?


A: Problems, risks, or violations that are easy to fix or prevent, but can have a big impact if addressed — like burnt-out lights, low tire pressure, or minor log errors.

100

Q: What should be your first priority after an accident?

A: Check for injuries and call emergency personnel if needed


200

Q: You’re running late and tempted to skip the full pre-trip. What’s the safest choice?
 

A: Always complete the full pre-trip inspection; safety cannot be skipped.

200

Q: You receive a ticket or violation. How quickly must you report it to the company?
 

A: Immediately—delaying reporting can create safety and compliance risks.

200

Q: You are 10 minutes from your destination but your 11/12-hour driving limit expires. What do you do?

A: Stop driving. You cannot exceed 11/12 hours, even for “just 10 more minutes.”

200

You inspect your vehicle and discover a major defect. What do you do?

Notify your supervisor and tag the unit out of service. Do not operate the truck/trailer.

200

Q: Should you admit fault at the scene?

A: No.

300

Why are unauthorized passengers prohibited?
 

A: Insurance liability and safety risk.

300

What does a driver need to carry when operating a DOT regulated unit.

Driver's license/Medical card

300

Name (4) hours of service rules that differ from intrastate vs interstate

How many duty hours?

How many drive hours

How many hours in work week?

What breaks are required?


14-hour rule/ 15hr

11 hour driving rule/ 12hr

60-hr/7-day duty limit/70hr-7 day

8hr 30-minute break rule/No break rule

300

There are 3 main types of decals on a DOT regulated unit. What are they?

DOT decal with Hazel's clearly visible w/ USDOT number and Registration sticker

(IFTA if you're over the road.)

300

Q How many pictures should you take when involved in an accident?

15-20 min 

400

Q: What is the consequence of covering or unplugging a camera?
 

A: Policy violation and possible termination.

400

Q: Name a common, easily preventable roadside violation that adds CSA points.
 

A: Inoperative lights, worn tires, unsecured load, or log form & manner errors. 

400

When is it okay to use PC to extend you duty day?

Never!

400

You were pulled over and an officer conducted a roadside inspection. After the inspection is completed, what are you going to do?

Give the inspection form to your supervisor or send the report to the Safety team.

400

Q: After a minor accident with no injuries, you think, “I’ll just report it when I get back to the yard.” Why is this the wrong move?

A: All accidents and incidents must be reported ASAP (immediately)

500

Q: Give one example of unacceptable customer behavior.
 

A: Rudeness, arguing, inappropriate language.

500

Q: What should you never do during a roadside inspection?

A: Argue with the officer.

500

Q: What is Personal Conveyance (PC) intended for?
 

A: Driving off duty for non-commercial purposes, like going from a delivery site to closes safe location to that your required rest break

500

 What is a CSA score and why should drivers care about it?


A: CSA (Compliance, Safety, Accountability) score is a DOT system that measures a carrier’s and driver’s safety performance based on violations, crashes, and inspections.

500

Q: When must accidents or incidents be reported?
 

A: Immediately! Gather all info and before you leave the scene send in all pictures and or video pertaining to the accident in safety or Gm

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