Putting it simply, we offer a
time-tested solution for assessing truck drivers and tracking the results.
Our
driver
exam
is a multi-part exam testing
driver intelligence, factual knowledge, and personality.
These three sections of the
exam test the whole driver not just how well he or she knows the
regulations.
This approach gives you as a test administrator a better understanding of
how well the driver will perform on the road and how likely he or she would
be to leave the company or cause an accident. |
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The Exam
Our driver exam consists of three distinct sections which include intelligence,
factual knowledge and regulations, and driver personality.
These
three sections are configurable to create the perfect exam for your drivers.
The intelligence and driver personality sections test the driver's ability to
perform well on the job. A low intelligence or driver personality score would indicate that
the driver may be prone to mistakes and incompetence which would result in
increased accidents and a better chance of having to leave the company.
The factual knowledge section tests how well the
driver knows the regulations and facts for the type of truck and load he or she will be
working with. Options for this section include flatbeds, dry vans, moving vans, tank trucks,
log trucks, reefers, pick up and delivery, cement trucks (mixers), pneumatic
tanks, doubles/triples, and hazardous materials.
The exam is administered using our exclusive online
tools which save you both time and money with your testing. Please review
our testing process to get a better idea of how we help you administer the exam.
The
Scoring Process
Our scoring process began development in 1989 and
and has been engineered through countless validation procedures into the
mechanism we use today. These validations are based on the results of
hundreds of drivers currently working in numerous areas of the trucking
industry.
We use advanced mathematical procedures to
determine a relative score for a driver in each of the categories the individual
was tested on. This gives you as the test administrator an idea of how
well the individual will perform as a driver for your company in every aspect of
the job including intelligence, personality, and factual knowledge. You
can use this information to be selective with who you hire or to determine
performance levels of your existing staff.
The Reports
An individualized report is issued for each driver
once he or she has completed the exam. This report includes a numeric
score and percentile range.
This
percentile score compares the driver with others in his same class telling you
whether he or she falls into the "Below Average", "Average", or "Above Average"
category. The scores are also represented in a graphical format so that
you can easily see how the driver did as well as easily compare scores from one
driver to another.
A score is given for each of the three main categories and
for each of the sub-sections
within each main category. A typical report would include scores in 15
areas the driver was tested in. This level of detail gives you a useful
analysis of the driver so
that you may pinpoint his or her strengths and weaknesses and use that information
in your decision-making.
Our truck driver exam gives you the tools you need to succeed in managing
driving personnel in your company. As a result, we have saved our clients
millions of dollars in
lower insurance premiums and reduced accident rates.
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