Course Duration: 15+ minutes
This NTU-approved Driver Risk Profiler course is designed to assess the user’s ability to identify driving hazards. It uses real-world scenarios to show drivers what they need to be on the alert for on the road.
It specifically targets known and common hazards, assessing drivers on those split-second decisions that can make all the difference. At the end, users receive a score to help them understand how to improve their driving ability.
| Course Duration | 15+ minutes |
|---|---|
| Approval body | Nottingham Trent University |
| Format | Fully online |
| Assessment | Multiple choice |
| Certification | Same-day digital certificate |
| Certificate Valid For | 3 years |
This course contains the following sections:
The first section consists of 10 short videos of driving scenes that highlight potentially hazardous situations. After each video, the trainee’s understanding and hazard perception are tested based on the video’s content.
The second section contains 10 still images of driving scenes. These images appear in a split second. After each image is shown, the trainee will be asked a question related to it.
The course certificate includes:
An NTU-approved certificate will be available for download and printing instantly upon course completion.
The course is split into two sections.
Section 1 features ten short videos of driving scenes. You cannot pause or rewind the videos.
Section 2 features ten images of driving scenes. Each image appears for less than a second. You cannot pause the images.
After each section, you will need to answer questions based on what you saw. Your score will help you understand how to improve your driving skills.
There were 1,752 fatalities and 25,945 serious injuries due to road accidents in the latest available data, according to the Department of Transport.
According to the Health and Safety Executive, being struck by a moving vehicle is the second most common cause of work-related fatal injuries, responsible for around 18% of occupational deaths in 2023/24.
Employers are required to assess any potential hazards that their employees may encounter at work. They have to put risk controls in place to reduce the risk to an acceptable level under the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974.
If an employee’s work tasks involve driving, this means all of the potential hazards of operating a vehicle on the road must be assessed and controlled.
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