Demonstrates design issues and common problems with sidewalk accessibility from the perspective of pedestrians with disabilities. Uses video of pedestrians with disabilities navigating actual sidewalks and street crossings to illustrate problems with design and maintenance that hamper accessibility. Four segments focusing on – Pedestrians who use wheelchairs (10:00). – Pedestrians with ambulatory impairments (7:51). – Pedestrians with low vision (11:24). – Pedestrians who are blind (11:19). (n.d.) - VHS VIDEO  (41:00).

Presents a systematic approach to preventing the ice-pavement bond through application of the right tools – material, strategy and personnel, at the right place and time. (1996) - VHS VIDEO  (13:00).

Traditional roadway snow and ice control strategies are being revolutionized through the use of RWIS (Road Weather Information System) technology and anti-icing techniques.  These interactive CD’s are aimed at individuals responsible for the use of liquid chemicals for anti-icing.  They consist of 7 lessons focusing on topics such as understanding weather forecasting, use of forecasts and application of anti-icing chemicals. (2003) – TWO CD’S, USER GUIDE.

Two-part production dealing with various aspects of signing in work zones. “Arrow Panels” deals with the use of advance warning (flashing) arrow panels – design standards, application, operation and maintenance. – “Barrier Delineation in Work Zones” focuses on the use of concrete safety-shaped barriers in road construction zones, with particular emphasis on their proper delineation.   - VHS VIDEO  (49:00)

Details equipment, operation and application of materials used when repairing pavement using asphalt chip seals. Discusses various types of materials and aggregates and their proper use in a variety of circumstances. (1989) – VHS VIDEO (22:00).  (Pavement Structure Repair Techniques Series).

Presents a discussion with field demonstration of the various methods and materials for preparation and sealing of cracks in asphalt pavements. Also reviews methods employed by several government agencies.  (1993) - VHS VIDEO  (15:00).

Focuses on the philosophy, purpose and benefits of placing an asphalt overlay on damaged pavement. Describes planning, preparation, production and placement. VHS VIDEO, PROGRAM GUIDE.  (1994) - VHS VIDEO  (16:00).

Presents a system for investigating pavement distress and performance. Looks at environmental and structural causes. Identifies various types of asphalt pavement failures and classifies those failures on a scale of 1-10 (10 being perfect). Also discusses remedies for repairing or rehabilitating damaged pavements.  Also available as part of the “PASER Series” – #18390. (1995) - VHS VIDEO (46:00), MANUAL.

Designed to give local road crews information needed to effectively inspect asphalt paving operations. Three parts cover preliminary responsibilities, paving operation and problems.   - VHS VIDEO (60:00).

Focuses on defensive driving tips for backing and parking, two situations that account for many fender benders.  Tips on safely negotiating controlled, uncontrolled, and blind intersections round out the progam. (2006) - DVD  (19:00).

Demonstrates good procedures to use in repairing base and subbase failures in roads due to excessive moisture. Covers extensive repairs and rebuilding for long life.  (1985) - VHS VIDEO (16:00).

Illustrates what to do as a first response in the most common work injuiries, such as cuts, burns, sprains, fractures, shock, heat stroke, as well as what to do in case of heart attack, including CPR. (1994) – VHS VIDEO (13:00), LEADER GUIDE.

Industry video focusing on steel pipe installation. Covers evacuation, preparation, handling, assembly and backfilling.  Good example of a safe and effective installation. (n.d.) - VHS VIDEO  (20:00).

Presents recommended minimum requirements for proper signing of the short term work zone. Discusses the applications for both stationary and moving work zones, and various adaptations that have to be employed to provide effective traffic control. (1989) – VHS VIDEO (11:00).  (Pavement Structure Repair Techniques Series).

Dr. Thomas Nelson of UW-Platteville draws on examples from throughout history to describe the characteristics of a good road. (1994) - VHS VIDEO  (15:00).

Explains how stormwater management has expanded to include water quality and flood control in addition to traditional drainage objectives. Provides examples of commonly used stormwater management facilities and pollution prevention practices. Designed for use at public meetings, boards of public works, plan commissions, land use committees, etc. **VHS version also available – #17950**. (1995) – DVD (9:00), PRINT MATERIALS.

Explains how stormwater management has expanded to include water quality and flood control in addition to traditional drainage objectives. Provides examples of commonly used stormwater management facilities and pollution prevention practices. Designed for use at public meetings, boards of public works, plan commissions, land use committees, etc. **DVD version also available – #19033**. (1995) -VHS VIDEO (9:00), PRINT MATERIALS.

Discusses types of bridges, bridge components, safety practices, routine inspection and tests required. Recommends maintenance practices to reduce deterioration.  (1995) - VHS VIDEO  (36:00)

Reviews maintenance practices for bridges on low volume local roads.  Includes a discussion of bridges on gravel roads.  (1994) - VHS VIDEO  (14:00))

Experts from the Bridgestone Winter Driving School teach the theories and techniques needed to confidently navigate even the worst winter roads.  Focuses on vehicle preparation, braking situations (with and without ABS), skid control, cornering control, accident avoidance and more. (2002) - VHS VIDEO  (25:00)

Describes construction of an improved longitudinal hot mix asphalt joint whose purpose is to join two sections of newly paved asphalt roads.   Covers key practices and safety and performance benefits.  (1998) - VHS VIDEO  (8 min.)

Short video intended to focus employee attention on the impact of carelessness using surface mining as an example. Stresses that safety on the job depends on the worker’s ability to recognize and control the destructive nature of carelessness. Appropriate for other working situations as well.  (1991) - VHS VIDEO  (6:00)

Discusses safety improvements, capacity increase, cost reduction and traffic delay reduction provided by roundabouts. Intended for local government officials and staff audiences. (2001) - VHS VIDEO  (10:00)

Good review of issues related to trench safety.  Covers soil identification, trench slopes, shielding, bracing, ladders, trench air and underground utilities.  Focuses on how to classify soil, work in protective systems and spot excavation hazards. (1998) – VHS VIDEO (18:00), HANDBOOK.

Provides detailed information on chain saw features, maintenance, saw chain sharpening, protective apparel and proper chain saw operation. The DVD format divides the topics into 5 chapters that can be easily accessed for shorter training sessions focused on a particular topic.  Produced by STIHL, Inc. (2006) - DVD  (63:00)

Covers personal protection, safety features to look for and how to operate a chain saw safely.  Demonstrates starting, fueling, kickback, buddy system, limbing, pruning, preventive maintenance and personal protective equipment.  Produced by Siegel. (1994) - VHS VIDEO  (23:00)

Demonstrates chainsaw maintenance, proper use of protective equipment, and felling, limbing, and bucking techniques. Produced by FISTA. (1996) - VHS VIDEO  (19:00)

Of all the tools found in the workplace and home, chainsaws rank as the most dangerous.  Practical tips make this a good introduction to the basics of chainsaw safety for the new employee.  It can also serve as a check for the self-taught user and a review for the old hand. Produced by Wumbus Corp. (1999) - DVD  (13:00)

Focuses on various aspects of chip seal application, a road surfacing process which consists of one or more applications of liquid asphalt aggregate to give pavement a waterproof, skid resistant surface. (n.d.)  - VHS VIDEO  (40:00)

An overview of fly ash stabilization on sub grade soils and recycled asphalt pavements.  Demonstrates the process and highlights the benefits. (2002) - VHS VIDEO  (12:00)

Discusses the effects of cold weather on materials, lubricants, coolants and systems of Caterpillar equipment. (1975) - VHS VIDEO  (22:00)

Covers the information contained in the Wisconsin Commercial Driver’s Manual. The manual, available from the Wisconsin Department of Transportation, should be used with the video. The 10 segments include: 1. “Overview” – 2a. “Vehicle Inspection” – 2b. “Operating Techniques” – 2c. “Operating Techniques (cont.)” – 2d. “Vehicle Safety” – 3. “Transporting Cargo” – 4. “Transporting Passengers” – 5. “Air Brakes” – 6. “Combination Vehicles” – 7. “Hazardous Materials”. (1989) – 3 VHS VIDEOS (278 min. total)

Presents a broad overview of the causes of problems in street and road systems. Discusses the source of failures in asphalt pavements, Portland cement concrete pavements and surface treatment roads. Deals with gravel roads, shoulders both paved and unpaved, and drainage problems, presenting typical causes of problems with these types of roads.  (1985) - VHS VIDEO  (21:00)

A compilation of resources about traditional signalized and non-signalized intersections, roundabouts, highway/rail grade crossings and other nontraditional intersection designs. Includes many federal and state guidelines and other publications in Adobe Acrobat Format. (2004) - CD-ROM

Provides information and procedures for making partial or full depth repairs on concrete bridge decks. Demonstrates procedures for preparing the deteriorated deck and shows methods for forming. Shows the necessary labor, time and equipment for such work. Provides guidance as to what to expect from the contractor.  (1985) - VHS VIDEO  (18 min.)

Demonstrates step-by-step shutdown, lock out and tag out of a conveyor. Reviews other proper procedures for safe maintenance and start-up of a conveyor.  (1993) - VHS VIDEO  (17:00)

Designed to introduce the Crafco Tar Kettle, an asphalt melter, with an emphasis on safety. Intended as a supplement to the operator’s manual. (1992) - VHS VIDEO  (18:00)

Describes the construction and maintenance of crash cushions, which shield road hazards that can’t be moved by slowing, stopping and redirecting vehicles. (1989) – VHS VIDEO (37:00).  (Functional Requirements of Highway Safety Features Series)

Discusses safe maintenance and transport of crawler excavators.  (1993) - VHS VIDEO  (13:00)

How to maintain control while driving a large truck in the event of a blowout occuring. (1987) - VHS VIDEO  (12:00).

Demonstrates good practices for installing cross pipes needed to control the flow of water on highways.  (1989) - VHS VIDEO  (9:00)

Overview of purpose, planning, design and installation of culverts.  Details impacts of culverts on wildlife, erosion and durability. **VHS version also available – #18553**  (2002) - DVD  (20:00)

Overview of purpose, planning, design and installation of culverts.  Details impacts of culverts on wildlife, erosion and durability.  **DVD version also available – #19007** (2002) - VHS Video  (20:00)

A basic presentation of preventative and daily maintenance of light-duty vehicles. Covers 4 separate periods of maintenance: pre-startup, startup, operational, and shutdown.  (1985) - VHS VIDEO  (18:00)

Best management practices to assist road maintenance crews in controlling the rapid spread of invasive plants. Covers plant identification, inventory systems, mapping, mechanical removal, herbicide treatments, weed free products, maintenance techniques, and cleaning of equipment. (n.d.) - DVD (26:00)  (Forest Roads and the Environment Series, complete series also available – #18828)

Provides a good review of driving in bad weather with an emphasis on the hazards in heavy rain storms, including hydroplaning, poor visibility and flooding. Also covers snow, ice, wind, and fog conditions, along with tips on tire safety and the safe following rule. (2008) - DVD  (19:00)

Powerful personal stories about three fatal crashes caused by distracted driving. Use when talking about your organization’s rules on driving while texting, talking on the phone or radio, using a navigation system, and other distractions. Focuses on professional drivers, but concepts apply to all drivers. (2011) – DVD (13:45).

Highlights the importance of well maintained ditches. Discusses the need for proper drainage. Details 2 methods which can be used for cleaning ditches. Stresses the importance of cleaning out culverts and inlets.(1989) – VHS VIDEO (17:00).   (Pavement Structure Repair Techniques Series)

Reviews the basics and details of proper culvert installation for field crews.  Details steps involved in planning the installation as well as details and examples of excavating, removing, placing and backfilling culverts.  Demonstrates the benefits of good compaction. (n.d.) - VHS VIDEO  (18:00)

Driver safety program focusing on municipal operations. Raises driver awareness, and promotes and demonstrates safe driving and daily inspection practices. Training content includes Pre-trip Vehicle Inspection, Pre-trip Driver Inspection, Safe Driving Techniques, and Safe Backing-up of the Vehicle.  Useful for new driver training or as a refresher for experienced drivers of cars and light trucks. (2008) - DVD  (15:00)

Shows how to drive through a roundabout, explaining the rules of the road for roundabouts. The rules are illustrated using video of traffic in a multi lane roundabout. Discussion of truck, pedestrian and bicycle travel through roundabouts is also included. Appropriate for presentation to officials and the public when roundabouts are proposed or are being opened to traffic. (2002) - DVD  (10:00)

Good reminder of the basics of winter driving for automobile drivers with limited experience.  Good refresher for experienced drivers.  Nice scenes of Jackson Hole, Wyoming. (1993) - VHS VIDEO  (15:00)

Professional driver version reviews what happens when we drive drowsy, the causes of drowsy driving, such as lack of sleep, night driving, long hours, stress, and eating the wrong foods. It gives suggestions on how to recognize when you are getting drowsy and what to do about it. Very good for employees that drive long hours or work a night shift from time to time, like snow plow drivers.  (2010) – DVD (19:10)

June 18, 1992 satellite videoconference covering various aspects of asphalt road maintenance for elected officials and managers. Topics include effective asphalt pavement patching and crack sealing. Illustrates good practice and emphasizes the need for management commitment to improve performance.  (1992) - VHS VIDEO  (90:00)

Presents current information on snow fence control. Part I, intended for chief administrative officers, discusses the benefits of snow fences. Part II, intended for technical/ operational staff, covers key elements of snow fences.  (1991) - VHS VIDEO  (21:00)

Resource manual designed to educate administrators, directors, managers, supervisors, and board members about employment practices liability exposures.  Provides risk management analysis and suggestions on how to improve personnel relations and reduce exposure of public entities to liability claims. (2006) – CD CONTAINING RESOURCE MANUAL & FACT SHEETS.

Interactive 2 CD-Rom set provides information on the Endangered Species Act as it applies to highway construction.  Disk 1 provides an introduction to the ESA, an explanation of compliance to the ESA and a review of the independent duties an agency has under the Act.  Disk 2 covers constructing to the ESA, two case histories and additional resources for inspectors. (2004) – TWO CD-ROMS.

Concentrates on erosion control on relatively large highway construction projects. Covers the use of various devices to control erosion during and after construction along with permanent installations. Many of the methods portrayed can be used on small as well as large projects.  (1985) - VHS VIDEO  (15:00)

Stresses the importance of planning for controlling soil erosion during construction. Shows how planning by municipalities, developers, and land owners can reduce erosion and protect water quality. Demonstrates several types of erosion control products.  (n.d.)  - VHS VIDEO  (25:00)

North Carolina production which demonstrates the proper equipment and procedures recommended in the Wisconsin Flaggers Handbook for single flagger, two flagger, pilot car, night flagging, one-direction flagging, and emergency flagging operations. Includes introductory PSA.  Recommended for flaggers and their supervisors. **VHS format also available – #18610**. (1995) - DVD  (23:00)

North Carolina production which demonstrates the proper equipment and procedures recommended in the Wisconsin Flaggers Handbook for single flagger, two flagger, pilot car, night flagging, one-direction flagging, and emergency flagging operations. Includes introductory PSA.  Recommended for flaggers and their supervisors. **DVD format also available – #19055**.  (1995) - DVD  (23:00)

Reviews the process and benefits of foam injection recycling – an alternative process used for recycling asphalt pavements. Intended for elected officials and managers interested in asphalt recycling. (2001) - VHS VIDEO  (8:00)

Explains how foamed asphalt is made and used. Shows both laboratory examples and field construction methods. Applications include stabilized base and cold mix surfacing using recycled asphalt pavement. (2001) - VHS VIDEO  (10:00)

Provides an overview of how forest roads and the environment interact with each other.  Serves as an introduction to maintenance of low volume roads.  Highlights several issues that benefit from proper maintenance activities, including water temperature, fish habitat and aggregate surfacing loss. (Part 1 of Forest Roads and the
Environment Series, complete series also available – #18828) (2002) - VHS VIDEO  (18:00)

Six part production providing information on rural gravel and dirt road maintenance.  Set in federal forests, but the basic information is helpful for all rural low volume roads.  Each segment is also available individually – most in video and one in DVD format (see item # following each segment title.  1. Forest Roads and the Environment (#18554) (18:00). – 2. Reading the Traveled Way (#18560) (16:00). – 3. Reading Beyond the Traveled Way (#18559) (17:00). – 4. Smoothing and Reshaping the Traveled Way (#18561) (18:00). – 5. Maintaining the Ditch and Surface Cross Drains (#18556) (16:00). – 6.  Dangerous Travelers (#18818) (26:00).  (2006) –  DVD (116:00 – total).

Descriptive and visual account of the reaction of soils to freezing, a major cause of pavement damage.  - VHS VIDEO  (14:00)

Explores how highway safety features function and why the installation andmaintenance of safety features must adhere to and even enhance the design. Emphasizes the importance of proper installationand maintenance so they continue to function as they are designed to. VHS VIDEOS. SEE INDIVIDUAL TITLES FOR MORE COMPLETE INFORMATION.

Crash Cushions – #16866

ROADSIDE CROSS SECTION

16859

SIGNS, MARKING AND DELINEATION
16860

STANDARD BARRIERS
16858  - VHS VIDEO

A good review of safety practices to be used in handling compressed gas cylinders.  Covers storage, handling and use of all types of gas cylinders. (2001) – VHS VIDEO (6:00), PROGRAM GUIDE.

Illustrates why and how road-stream crossings are constructed to pass aquatic organisms.  Demonstrates the impact of road culverts on stream habitat.  Intended principally for land managers. (2003) - VHS VIDEO  (6:00)

Provides a general overview of aquatic organism passage at road-stream crossings. Demonstrates examples of good culvert installation. Intended for people who want to broaden their understanding of the issue and its solutions. (2003) - VHS VIDEO  (16:00)

Shows typical safety problems on a highway grading project. Includes personal, equipment, utility and operational safety issues. Covers details on earth moving, trenching, hauling & construction traffic. Good for new construction equipment operators and a refresher on construction site safety. (1996) – VHS VIDEO (14:00)  (Highway Work Zone Safety Series)

Intended as a review for field evaluation and rating gravel roads by local agency officials.  Describes common distress in gravel roads.  Uses distress to rate gravel roads in the PASER rating system.  The Gravel-PASER manual is the text and field guide for implementation.  Also available as part of “PASER Series” – #18390. (2000) - VHS VIDEO (15:00), GRAVEL-PASER MANUAL.

Introduces the various elements of gravel road maintenance.  Segments include: Safety, Roadway Shape, Good Surface Gravel and Dust Control. (2005) – DVD (21:00) , CD WITH ACCOMPANYING INSTRUCTOR GUIDE AND MANUAL.

A detailed presentation on proper installation and maintenance of guardrails. Stresses the importance of proper fastenings, critical dimension and end treatments. (1989) – VHS VIDEO (20:00), PROGRAM GUIDE.

Useful for local officials and others with responsibility for establishing load limits on roads and streets during the spring snow melt and thaw. Covers some good general ideas but care must be used in developing a specific highway use program for particular areas. Provides good backup material to defend actions taken by local officials.  (1986) - VHS VIDEO  (26:00)

Demonstrates the challenge of constructing a safe W-Beam guard rail.  Actual crash tests show the crash performance of each terminal type.  In addition, provides guidance on proper site grading and presents real-world examples of both appropriate and inappropriate installations. (2006) - CD-ROM  (13:00)

Focuses on the impact of loud noise on workers.  Reviews various types of hearing protection devices and discusses fitting, cleaning and using them. (1998) – VHS VIDEO (6:00), PROGRAM GUIDE.

Describes the stages of heat illness including cramps, heat exhaustion and heat stroke.  Explains prevention and treatment, including when to call for medical assistance. (1999) – VHS VIDEO (7:00), PROGRAM GUIDE.

Presents 12 safety tips for heavy equipment operation at underground construction projects. Includes pre-start-up safety checks of the equipment, operational safety tips, work zone safety tips and proper shut-down of equipment.  (1989) - VHS VIDEO  (10:00)

11 part video series focusing on highway work zone safety.  Photographed at operating work zones. Shows examples of good safety practices, as well as actual safety hazards and unsafe working conditions. VIDEOCASSETTES.  SEE INDIVIDUAL TITLES FOR MORE INFORMATION.

Grading Safety - #18628

Loading, Transporting & Unloading Heavy Equipment – #18635

Moving Operations/Maintenance Safety – #18634

Paving Safety – #18633

Plant Site Safety – #18630

Professional Flagging – #18627

Removal/Demolition/Safety - #18632

Structures Safety – #18629

Survey Safety – #18636

Traffic Control Safety – #18626

Utility Safety in Work Zones – #18631

Describes how truck axle loads affect pavement performance. Shows how pavement failures occur and the dramatic effects overloaded vehicles have on pavement life.  (1988) - VHS VIDEO  (11:00)

Focuses on capabilities of the motor grader – demonstrates how articulated motor graders can be used to build a road, including ditches and backslopes, and to contract and maintain the road surface. Also demonstrates some unique applications for maintaining drainage.  (1989) - VHS VIDEO  (25:00)

Gives a brief overview on how to give a deposition as part of a legal case.  Produced by PA Dept. of Transportation for internal training purposes. (1991) - VHS VIDEOCASSETTE (17:00).

Basic overview of the importance of roadway drainage.  Includes maintenance techniques for ditches, culverts, storm-sewers and drains.  Also covers inspection tips and liability issues.  VHS VIDEO  (19:00)

An introduction to modern storm sewer concepts and the integral part played in them by corrugated steel pipe.  Discusses types, planning, hydraulics, structural design and rehabilitation.  Intended for engineers.  (1997) - VHS VIDEO  (23:00)

Depicts a variety of construction sites where carelessness in using construction equipment results in accidents. Focuses on causes and prevention measures.  VHS VIDEO  (21:00)

Discusses low cost improvements to traffic signal equipment and traffic signal timing that can increase street capacity.  Includes information on how to set up a program to evaluate existing signals and provides information on typical time and costs involved in implementing improvements.  (2001) - VHS VIDEO  (13:00)

Points out several hazards that can be found on almost every excavation site. Recommends 10 guidelines for a safe jobsite and demonstrates those guidelines being practiced at actual construction sites.  (1989) - VHS VIDEO  (10:00)

Discusses the benefits of liquid salt application, preparation of the brine solution, and the economics of the use of liquid salt applications as an alternative to the usual salt crystal application.  (1978) - VHS VIDEO  (7 :00)

June 16, 1996 satellite videoconference focusing on how the design of residential streets can impact the livability of neighborhoods. Tape 1 (85:10) features a panel discussion on the philosophy, processes, and politics that municipal engineers may overlook when neighborhoods request their help in making their neighborhoods “a better place to live”. The panel is followed by a presentation on the tools of traffic calming. Tape 2 (88:58) features three case studies. 2 VHS VIDEOS, COURSE MANUAL . (1996) - VHS VIDEO  (175 min.)

Shows hazards and good practice in moving dozers, cranes, excavators and pavers.  Good introduction to loading, chaining and transporting heavy equipment. (1999) – VHS VIDEO (12:00).  (Highway Work Zone Safety Series)

2 part production focusing on a court case involving a local government sued because of an accident on a rural town road.  Part 1 “The Background” (41:00) describes aspects of a court case, how it proceeds from the time of the accident through the complaint discovery process, courtroom proceedings and jury decisions.  Part 2 “The Trial”  (90:00) features a mock trial, defining practices and terms commonly used in an accident investigation trial.  Produced by PA Local Roads Program for internal training purposes.  (1995) – TWO VHS VIDEOS  (131 min. – total)

Describes the hazards presented by nonyielding mailbox structures along the roadway and approaches for reducing these hazards.  - VHS VIDEO  (14:00)

Demonstrates patching large areas of damaged or deteriorated asphalt pavement using graders, rollers, brooms and trucks. This method is useful in areas too large for normal hand methods of repair.   VHS VIDEO  (12:00)

Comprehensive instructions for correctly constructing and maintaining ditches, culverts and various surface cross drains.  Highlights surface cross drains such as rolling dips, earthen water bars and interceptor dips. 
(Part 5 of Forest Roads and the Environment Series, complete series also available – #18828). (2002) - VHS VIDEO  (16:00)

Provides information on the make-up of gravel roads emphasizing features which are critical to proper performance. Discusses various types of failure in gravel roads and gives tips on how to correct problems with a motor grader. Offers advice on operational techniques for using a motor grader in maintaining gravel roads. (1989) – VHS VIDEO (27:00)  (Pavement Structure Repair Techniques Series)

Covers various aspects of safe winter driving. Discusses importance of auto maintenance, equipment essential to have in the car, how to use jumper cables, driving on snow or ice, tire and traction devices.   VHS VIDEO  (13:00)

Focuses primarily on the need for increased attention to improving safety on secondary roads. Provides examples of hazardous features and makes suggestions for reducing or eliminating the hazard.  (1996) - VHS VIDEO  (12:00)

Encourages efforts to avoid construction delays due to road and utility conflicts. Provides examples of effective coordination and communication between highway agencies and utilities.  (2002) - VHS VIDEO  (20:00)

A compilation of presentations on safety issues, research findings and construction and maintenance practices related to pavement edge drop-offs.  Includes the video and presentation materials from the February 11, 2004 “Managing Pavement Edge Drop-offs” workshop in Atlanta, Georgia and a January 10, 2005 follow-up session in Washington, D.C. (2005) - CD-ROM

Defines the 4 principal features of a ditch and their functions, then demonstrates 2 methods of mechanical cleaning of ditches using a motor grader and a backhoe. Stresses the importance of reestablishing positive drainage drainage which is critical to prevent subbase and base failures of the roadway. (1984) - VHS VIDEO  (20:00)

Reviews steps in hot mix asphalt production and paving. Includes aggregate production, a gravel aggregate source, control house, drum mixer, bag house, storage silo and paving.   VHS VIDEO  (9:00)

Reviews steps in hot mix asphalt production and paving.  Includes quarry blasting, aggregate production, control house, drum mixer, bag house, storage silo and paving.   VHS VIDEO  (8:00)

Covers the use of graders in road maintenance, construction, winter snow and ice removal. Discusses preventative maintenance (daily checks) as well as different types of graders available and their setup in terms of power train and automation. Also covers operation for the various applications.  (1985) - VHS VIDEO  (72:00)

Shows typical hazards of short-term highway maintenance operations.  Applications include snow plowing, mowing, debris pick up, patching and crack sealing. (1999) – VHS VIDEO (13:00).   (Highway Work Zone Safety Series)

Shows how to make a successful transition from employee to supervisor. Covers what makes you management material, supervising former co-workers and tips on  gaining cooperation and dealing with difficult employees. (1982) - VHS VIDEO  (13:00)

Two-part production covering various aspects of mower operation in highway maintenance programs. Part I (14:30) covers pre-operation inspection of the mower and power equipment used in mower operation. Part II (14:20) discusses the actual mowing operation, as well as good mowing procedures on roadsides and median areas.   VHS VIDEO  (29:00)

Promotes the benefits of a Road Weather Information System and an anti-icing approach to  snow and ice control.  Provides a brief overview of how the use of sophisticated weather prediction and tools helps manage the timing of snow removal operations.  Demonstrates how application of liquid chemicals before a storm helps prevent bonding of ice to pavements.  (1998) – VHS VIDEO (7:00), PROGRAM GUIDE.

Explains the benefits of “retroreflectivity”,  which allows light from vehicles’ headlights to be redirected back to drivers, enabling them to see the signs at night.  Presents a range of driving scenarios to help illustrate the necessity of retroreflectivity and explains the technology involved.  **VHS FORMAT ALSO AVAILABLE – #18787.**  (2000) - DVD  (14:00)

Explains the benefits of “retroreflectivity”,  which allows light from vehicles’ headlights to be redirected back to drivers, enabling them to see the signs at night.  Presents a range of driving scenarios to help illustrate the necessity of retroreflectivity and explains the technology involved.  **DVD FORMAT ALSO AVAILABLE – #18786.**  (2000) - DVD  (14:00)

Covers the factors to consider in developing a nighttime work-zone traffic control plan. Emphasizes proper use of reflective and lighting devices and provides useful guidelines for achieving visibility at night.   VHS VIDEO  (18:00)

Shows crash testing of automobiles on various roadside obstacles. Provides remedies for existing obstacles such as untreated culvert ends, severe side and back slopes, mailboxes and guardrails. Emphasizes the need for close attention to the installation of roadside safety equipment. Points out the need for agencies to develop programs that control roadside obstacles as well as roadside safety programs. (1996) – VHS VIDEO (124 min.), PROGRAM GUIDE.

A good review of the basic safety rules involved in mounting and dismounting heavy equipment. (2003) - VHS VIDEO  (20:00)

A basic presentation of preventative and daily maintenance of dump trucks. Covers 4 separate periods of maintenance: pre-startup, startup, operational, and shutdown.  (1985) - VHS VIDEO  (19:00)

A basic presentation of preventative and daily maintenance of front end loaders. Covers 4 separate periods of maintenance: pre-startup, startup, operational, and shutdown.  (1985) - VHS VIDEO  (19:00)

Covers the sources and control of dust from aggregate pits, quarries and asphalt hot mix plants.  Includes practical tips for dust control.  (1997) - VHS VIDEO  (4:00)

Three PASER training videos on one tape.  Each is also available separately by requesting the number indicated.  Includes Asphalt-PASER (46:00) – #17761; Gravel-PASER (15:25) – #18385; Sealcoat-PASER (13:05).  Intended for use in learning how to evaluate and rate pavement conditions using the PASER manuals. (2000) VHS VIDEO (75:00 – total), 3 PASER MANUALS.

Presents the basic steps involved in doing quality repair of surface irregularities or failures of an unpaved gravel road.  (1985) - VHS VIDEO  (11:00)

Focuses on recommended repair techniques for a variety of pavement structures.  VHS VIDEOS.  SEE INDIVIDUAL TITLES FOR MORE COMPLETE INFORMATION.

Asphalt Chip Seals – #16656

Basic Traffic Control for Pavement Structure Repair Techniques – #16658

Ditch Maintenance - #16657

Maintenance of Gravel Roads - #16652

Pothole Patching – #16655

Shoulder Maintenance

Three part video describing basic paving and rolling operations for hot mix asphalt.  Includes many practical tips for quality control and safety.  Segments include “Paving site work practices for quality” (8:40) – “Paver operations for quality” (10:46) – “Roller operations for quality” (10:30).  Includes English language version followed by Spanish.  (2000) - VHS VIDEO  (31:00 – total)

Shows some of the hazards of concrete and asphalt pavement operations. Emphasizes taking personal responsibility for being aware of the changing hazards during paving operations. (1998) – VHS VIDEO (11:00).  (Highway Work Zone Safety Series.)

Highlights several key aspects of self-protection when working on underground construction jobs. Presents 10 guidelines to follow and demonstrates them on actual construction sites.  (1989) - VHS VIDEO  (10:00)

A wake up call to new and experienced employees told through three true stories demonstrating the real consequences of improper/casual use of personal protective equipment (PPE) in the workplace.  Stresses the importance of following OSHA PPE requirements.  You and your crew won’t forget the lessons in the stories. (2010) – DVD (14:55).

Demonstrates the requirements and value of wearing personal protective equipment (PPE) for general maintenance activities. Good introduction for new    employees. Video identifies employer and employee responsibilities and reviews  PPE  for the following types of protection: eye and face, head, foot and leg, hand, hearing, and body. (2011) – DVD (19:07)

Ten-part production augmenting the Wisconsin Pesticide Applicators Training Program.  Topics include: Welcome & Introduction; Principles of Vegetation Management; Pesticide Laws & Regulations; Pesticide Safety is in Your Hands; Protecting the Environment; Pesticide & Container Disposal; Calibration; Vegetation & Resistance Management; Labels & Labeling; and Label Review.  For more information, call (608) 262-7588 – Pesticide Applicator Training (PAT) Office.  (1993) – VHS VIDEO (219 min), PROGRAM GUIDE.

Oct. 30, 1996 satellite videoconference. Tape 1 (71:00) begins with a discussion of key elements involved in planning capital improvements. Next, a representative of a rating service and an independent financial consultant discuss and react to the issues raised. Tape 1 concludes with a question & answer session. Tape 2 (102:00) takes a look at 3 separate case studies of different cities and how they developed their capital improvement plans, concluding with a second Q & A segment.  (1996) - VHS VIDEO (173 min – total), PROGRAM GUIDE.

Shows typical safety hazards at concrete, asphalt and crushing plants.  Demonstrates what to watch for if you’re a pedestrian on the ground, a crane operator or a truck driver traveling between the plant and construction sites. (1995) – VHS VIDEO (11:00). (Highway Work Zone Safety Series)

A film produced in 1939 on methods used to open a “snow plugged” country road. Serious business at the time…humorous now.  (1939) - VHS VIDEO  (24:00)

An overview of the development, use and benefits of the Strategic Highway Research Program (SHRP) plow, which features a design that improves safety, reduces energy costs and improves visibility and handling for the driver.  (1993) - VHS VIDEO  (8:00)

Shows examples of poisonous ivy, oak and sumac. Gives tips on identification and treatment.  Explains some myths along with ideas for prevention of exposure. (1990) - VHS VIDEO  (8:00)

Stresses critical requirements for successful pothole patching. Provides recommendations on pothole patching that will provide long life as well as pointing out areas that would not benefit from patching. (1989) – VHS VIDEO (17:00).  (Pavement Structure Repair Techniques Series)

Demonstrates the correct procedures for repairing potholes in asphalt concrete pavement.  (1985) - VHS VIDEO  (13:00)

Presents the 8 basic steps necessary to properly repair potholes in a surface treatment (seal coat only) pavement.  (1985) - VHS VIDEO  (13:00)

A comprehensive review of all of the inspection points a professional truck driver should cover in his/her pre-trip walk around. Agencies may want to compare their pre-trip checklist with the points covered in the program. (2008) - DVD  (14:00)

Good overview of the benefits and current techniques used to preserve pavements.  Covers initial condition assessment, importance of timing and climatic effects.  Discusses crack and joint sealing, surface seals, functional enhancements and minor rehabilitation for asphalt and concrete pavements. (2000) - VHS VIDEO  (30:00)

Three part presentation examines the environment of gravel roads and the aggregate materials used to surface them; problems with gravel roads and how to prevent them; and maintenance equipment and techniques.  (1995) - VHS VIDEO  (55:00)

Covers basic principles, procedures and applications for effective and safe flagging in highway work zones.  Shows typical situations in rural construction and maintenance zones.  Stresses a professional approach and sound safety practices. (1996) – VHS VIDEO (47:00).  (Highway Work Zone Safety Series)

Details practical procedures that can be used to reduce waste generation and save money in fleet maintenance operations.  Provides information on water based parts cleaning, brake cleaning, oil analysis, increased oil change intervals, reusable filters and best practices for housekeeping in vehicle maintenance facilities.  Includes example of these practices in municipal fleets with information on cost savings.  (1999) – VHS VIDEO (35:00), FACT SHEETS.

Four part production: Volume One “Defining Your Project” (49:00). – Volume Two “Planning & Organization” (72:00). – Volume Three “Tools, Tactics, Budget” (55:00). – Volume Four “Putting it all Together” (80:00). (1994) – FOUR VHS VIDEOS (256 minutes total), WORKBOOK.

Humorous look at how to lift objects without risking disk injury.  Covers checking your path to avoid slips and trips, and how to avoid twisting while lifting.   (1989) - VHS VIDEO  (10:00)

Gives a national perspective on preventive highway maintenance.  Presents several state approaches and benefits to preserving pavements.  Encourages consideration of these techniques at the state & local level.   VHS VIDEO  (14:00)

Four-part production focusing on testing the quality of concrete on site. Part 1 (14:00) describes sampling and testing for temperature and slump. Part 2 (17:00) describes testing air content and unit weight and making cylinders and beams for compression and flexual strength tests. Part 3 (18:00) focuses on 3 new tests for water content, thermal effects and maturity monitoring. Part 4 (18:00) focuses on new tests for temperature matched curing, velocity and nuclear density. (1994) – 4 VHS VIDEOS (67:00 total)

Examines problems that develop beyond the traveled way and short and long term solutions.  Shows problems on areas adjacent to forest roads.  Touches on gullies, cracks and slumps, roadside ditches, ditch relieve culverts, live stream culverts and brush removal. (Part 3 of Forest Roads and the Environment Series, complete series also available – #18828). (2002) - VHS VIDEO  (17 min.)

Focuses on understanding what the condition of a forest road is and providing insights on how to proactively avoid costly repairs by properly addressing the road in its current condition. Looks at common problems of gravel and unimproved roads, including rutting, washboarding, potholes, destroyed road template, cracks, flour, loss of surfacing, excessive vegetation, water bypassing the surface cross drains, damaged or filled cattleguards, damage to bridges and fords. (Part 2 of Forest Roads and the Environment Series, complete series also available – #18828). (2002) - VHS VIDEO  (16 min.)

Provides a brief overview of how to prepare a vehicle for harsh winter weather, describes several driving situations that require special attention and explains how to handle common winter driving problems. VHS VIDEO, PROGRAM GUIDE.  (1996) - VHS VIDEO  (12 min.)

Demonstrates a process that allows you to create a new road by using materials from the old road.   - VHS VIDEO  (15 min.)

Provides the general traveling public and the entire transportation community with an increased awareness of the critical importance of intersection safety.  Allows viewers to identify steps they can take to improve their own safety and provides information on what the transportation profession is doing to help create safer intersections. (2003) - VHS VIDEO  (8 min.)

Shows the hazards associated with the demolition and removal of roads, structures, and utilities in preparation for new construction.  Emphasizes personal safety by being knowledgeable about the job, the equipment and the plan. VHS VIDEO.  Part of Series – HIGHWAY WORK ZONE SAFETY. (1999) - VHS VIDEO  (11 min.)

Points out the important features of the properly drained and sloped shoulder. Establishes some standards as to when shoulders require replenishing and regrading.  (1985) - VHS VIDEO  (19 min.)

How the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation prepares for and responds to winter. Discusses prioritizing of route maintenance, deicing, use of weather services and preparing equipment. Reviews the “do’s and don’t's” of controlling the winter snows.  (1993) - VHS VIDEO  (21 min.)

Demonstrates correct rigging and handling of unusual loads with mobile construction equipment.  (1997) - VHS VIDEO  (27 min.)

Emphasizes the importance of a pavement marking system. Presents options for improving the quality and longevity of a pavement marking system. Ideal for use with both citizens and elected officials.  (1992) - VHS VIDEO  (10 min.)

Points out hidden hazards of right-of-way mowing and suggests ways to deal with them.  (1996) - VHS VIDEO  (24 min.)

Eight-part production focuses on particular types of high risk areas and suggests ways to reduce roadway tort liability in those areas. Contents include: “High accident locations” (#16959) – “Maintenance and construction sites” (#16960) – “Edge dropoffs” (#16961) – “Slippery roads” (#16962) – “Narrow bridges” (#16963) – “Fixed objects along the roadway” (#16964) – “Pavement defects and potholes” (#16965) – “Signs and pavement markings”(#16967) . **Segments also available individually – request by indicated #s.** VHS VIDEO, PROGRAM GUIDE.  (1988) - VHS VIDEO  (91 min.)

A good introduction and reminder of road construction safety hazards and precautions.  Provides grading & paving examples accompanied by many practical safety tips.  Focuses on individual responsibility and equipment safety topics.  (1998) - VHS VIDEO  (24 min.)

Focuses on the use of Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) to communicate road weather conditions.  Includes segments on fog, rain, and snow and ice.  The snow and ice segment discusses the use of Road Weather Information Systems (RWIS) and Maintenance Decisions Support Systems (MDSS) to more effectively manage snow and ice operations, communicate road conditions to drivers and improve safety.  Provides a general introduction to ITS and RWIS to non-technical audiences. (2004) - DVD  (22 min.)

Introduces the concept of road safety audits.  An RSA is a formal safety performance examination of an existing or future road or intersection by an independent, multi-disciplinary team.  Goal is to evaluate safety by taking a fresh look from many different angles. (2006) - DVD  (11 min.)

Driver/players watch depictions of actual winter driving conditions and discuss correct driving techniques for given situations. A good way to test your knowledge.   - VHS VIDEO  (18 min.)

Presents the critical design criteria for safe front and back slopes on road cross sections and discusses some of the remedial methods for correcting severe cross sections that may be hazardous to errant vehicles. Demonstrates several methods for improving the safety aspects of roadside cross sections. VHS VIDEO. Part of Series–FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS OF HIGHWAY SAFETY FEATURES  (1989) - VHS VIDEO  (25 min.)

Commercial presentation of an automatic tire chain for trucks. Briefly describes use of the automatic tire chain, which can be activated simply by pushing a button within the cab of the truck.   - VHS VIDEO  (6 min.)

Provides a good overview of roundabouts. Describes the safety improvements and traffic delay reductions provided by roundabouts and gives examples from Kansas. Explains how to drive through a single lane roundabout using driver’s eye view 3D animation. (2004) - DVD  (10 min.)

Discusses the safety advantages of roundabouts and the experiences of communities in Wisconsin who have constructed roundabouts. Includes interviews with local engineering, public works, police, and school officials discussing their experiences with the implementation of roundabouts. Intended for local government officials and staff. (n.d.) - VHS VIDEO  (13 min.)

Demonstrating a variety of applications, explains the safest most effective methods of operating hand-held cutoff saws. Covers how to extend saw and blade life, saw limitations, correct blade selection, safe application for gas, electric, hydraulic or air powered saws and operating the saw to avoid injury and damage.  (1997) - VHS VIDEO  (18 min.)

Demonstrates chain saw safety and maintenance, sawing techniques, felling trees and trimming brush. (2003) - DVD  (19 min.)

Provides basic winter driving advice for drivers of cars and light trucks.  Covers vehicle preparation and typical road hazards. Discusses how a driver should react to winter conditions including low visibility, slippery roads, snowplow operations and sight obstructions.  Does not discuss snowplow equipment operations from the plow driver’s perspective.  Helpful for new auto drivers or as a refresher.  (2001, 2006) - DVD  (21 min.)

“Walk Around the Backhoe/Loader” focuses on safety checks which should be performed before a backhoe/loader is operated.  (1992) - VHS VIDEO  (12 min.)

“On-The-Job Operating Safety Awareness” presents many practical points concerning operating backhoe/loaders and on-the-job safety. Stresses the importance of always thinking about what you’re going to do before you do it.  (1992) - VHS VIDEO  (12 min.)

“Maintenance/Transportation” presents safety tips to follow when transporting and maintaining backhoe/loaders.  (1992) - VHS VIDEO  (9 min.)

Focuses on conducting a pre-start inspection of a crawler excavator. Demonstrates how to look for unsuspected problems.  (1993) - VHS VIDEO  (10 min.)

Demonstrates safe crawler excavator operating techniques in a wide variety of situations.  (1993) - VHS VIDEO  (22 min.)

Provides safety tips designed to help operators, mechanics and truck drivers avoid painful injuries and expensive downtime when following maintenance procedures for crawler excavators. Includes information on safe transport of crawler excavators.  (1993) - VHS VIDEO  (13 min.)

Focuses on safety, mechanical and other pre-operation checks of a wheel loader. (1993) - VHS VIDEO  (13 min.)

Illustrates practical and safety tips for operating a wheel loader in difficult circumstances.  (1993) - VHS VIDEO  (19 min.)

Focuses on what the State of Washington has done to commence a program of eliminating above ground utilities within the control zone of a highway.  (1992) - VHS VIDEO  (17 min.)

Discusses safe procedures to follow when operating conveyors and points out areas of danger. Emphasizes the importance of properly outfitting the conveyor for specific applications.  (1993) - VHS VIDEO  (12 min.)

Identifies actions that can be implemented with existing personnel and budgets for dealing with safety hazards created during ice and snow removal. Stresses good safety operations from the standpoint of removing snow and ice as well as equipment operation.  (1989) - VHS VIDEO  (26 min.)

Demonstrates good safety practices recommended for construction equipment repair technicians.  (1996) - VHS VIDEO  (22 min.)

Guides viewers through a successful spreader calibration and explains the proper techniques and calculations.  Each spreader must be calibrated according to specifications each winter season or whenever repairs are made.  Calibration reduces waste, increases efficiency and protects the environment through better control of material application. (2006) - DVD  (13 min.)

Provides training for school crossing guards. Covers duties at reduced school speed zones, school crossings and traffic signals. Presents proper signing and marking for school zones. Intended for school crossing guards, traffic engineers, school officials and local safety groups.  (1992) - VHS VIDEO  (22 min.)

Intended as a review of field evaluation and rating of gravel roads with a sealcoat surface.  Describes common distress in gravel roads with an asphalt chip seal surface.  Covers evaluation and training for local agency officials.  The Sealcoat-PASER manual is the text and field guide for implementation.  Also available as part of “PASER Series” – #18390. VHS VIDEO, SEALCOAT-PASER MANUAL.  (2000) - VHS VIDEO  (13 min.)

Provides road maintenance workers with a lesson on how to apply a high quality “chip seal”, a sealant composed of an asphalt binder followed by a layer of crushed rock.  (1993) - VHS VIDEO  (16 min.)

Illustrates a variety of types of shoulder maintenance problems that normally exist on a road system. Points out the importance of grading shoulders properly with the correct equipment. Provides ideas and tips which may be adapted to individual situations. VHS VIDEO. Part of Series–PAVEMENT STRUCTURE REPAIR TECHNIQUES  (1989) - VHS VIDEO  (21 min.)

Focuses on products developed by the Strategic Highway Research Program (SHRP), which are or may be available in the future. Products covered include snow fence technology, a road weather information system, anti-icing techniques and advancements in snow plows.  (1993) - VHS VIDEO  (13 min.)

Covers procedures to track and prioritize sign maintenance, traffic control devices and their proper use, field operation equipment tools and proper placement of signs.  - VHS VIDEO  (27 min.)

Discusses the basic principle of various highway signing and marking devices. Presents basic installation and maintenance procedures as well as some marking procedures. Describes some of the negative aspects of improper delineation, signing and marking. VHS VIDEO. Part of Series–FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS OF HIGHWAY SAFETY FEATURES  (1989) - VHS VIDEO  (43 min.)

Basic presentation of the steps necessary for restoring the quality of a gravel or earth road. Demonstrates that the restoration of gravel roads can be relatively economical and easy. (1985) - VHS VIDEO  (21 min.)

Provides a detailed step-by-step process for smoothing and reshaping unsurfaced roads.  Topics covered include crowned roads, insloped roads, outsloped roads and transition sections.  Focuses on forest surface roads, but is appropriate for unsurfaced roads in other locations as well. 

(Part 4 of Forest Roads and the
Environment Series, complete series also available – #18828). (2002) - VHS VIDEO  (18 min.)

The basics of snow and ice control.  Discusses basic types of plows, hopper and tailgate spreaders and how to use them.  Explains the use of chemical applications and types of weather forecasting tools.  Stresses the importance of pre-storm preparation.  Finally, demonstrates plowing and spreading techniques and steps involved in the final cleanup. (Revised 2001) - VHS VIDEO  (58 min.)

Covers the mission of road maintenance crews – priorities, responsibilities, levels of service, emergency routes, school bus routes, etc. Discusses typical equipment used in winter snow and ice removal programs and briefly interviews veteran operators.  (1985) - VHS VIDEO  (18 min.)

Three-part production focusing on the important aspects of preparing for winter maintenance and operations, as well as the importance of actively operating the maintenance program. Reviews the equipment, daily checks and good snow plow operator tips.  (1986) - VHS VIDEO  (48 min.)

Demonstrates proper driving techniques to use when driving a snow plow truck equipped with automatic transmission.  (1982) - VHS VIDEO  (14 min.)

Shows snow removal operations in Colorado. Discusses safe operations and the importance of snow removal. Provides general information which serves as useful background for comparing Colorado operations with those in other states.   - VHS VIDEO  (18 min.)

Covers typical snow plowing operations using a Caterpillar H Series motor grader. Offers ways to maximize your grader’s production potential and provide well maintained roads at lower overall costs. Operations featured include: Ground level winging; Tapered bank; Benching; Reversible plow and V-plow.  (1997) - VHS VIDEO  (21 min.)

A good review of plowing techniques developed over years of experience for use in a variety of situations. Covers equipment readiness, personell preparation and tips on plowing and driving all types of road systems.  (1997) (23 min.)

Focuses on costs vs. benefits of salt as a highway deicer. Discusses maintenance and winter preparation, spreader calibration and snowfighting techniques using salt as a deicer.  (1995) - VHS VIDEO  (21 min.)

Video and associated classroom and homework activities intended for elementary school children are the basis for a safety lesson about not building “forts” in the snow bank at the curb, staying away from snowplows, and not sliding into the street.  Video also serves as a good reminder for snowplow drivers.  Video and worksheets take approximately 30 minutes of class time. (2001) – VHS VIDEO (9:00), TEACHER GUIDE.

Two part video.  “Snowplow Operation with the HMMWV” demonstrates snowplowing with a Humvee truck (13:56).  “Tire Chains: How to Install and Use Them” demonstrates the installation and use of tire chains on heavy equipment (4:32).  (n.d.) - VHS VIDEO  (18 min.)

Focuses on snowplow preparation and operation along with snowplowing techniques. Combines short video segments with interactive tests formatted to allow for individual self paced training on plowing equipment and plowing operations. The video segments are excerpts from the Iowa Department of Transportation Winter Operations Training Series (#’s 18172–18175 & 18187 (see below). (2006) – DVD (self-paced).

Focuses on collision prevention issues. Topics covered include: Equipment and Inspection; Positioning of the Truck; Scanning; Mirror Use and Defensive Driving Techniques.  (1995) - VHS VIDEO  (23 min.)

Focuses on specific safety issues regarding the plowing of parking lots. Topics covered include: Pre-season site preparation, Equipment inspection, Scanning for hazards, Clearing entrances and exits, Working with other snow removal equipment, Where to locate plowed snow, Special considerations when plowing 24-hour operations.  (1996) - VHS VIDEO  (19 min.)