Emergency Response Driver Training .
When lives depend on it, our driver training is the name you can depend on.
Essential Training for Kenya’s Ambulance Drivers
Ambulance Drivers spend the majority of their time on Kenya’s roads transporting those that need urgent treatment. This requires them to drive at high speeds and usually through high volumes of traffic. But what are their qualifications?
When Emergencies Happen In Remote Locations…
Most of us think of ambulance drivers in towns and cities, where transit takes place on paved roads (sealed surfaces). However, many emergency responders are located in remote areas and have to deal with bad road conditions, muddy tracks, crossing areas with water , etc., in order to get their patient to a hospital or clinic. Our purposely-built driver training area, is equipped to with various terrains, so that we can train your drivers how to get their patients to the hospital in a safe and timely manner.
REVIEWS
Joe Autera, CEO, Vehicle Dynamics Institute, U.S.A
“The information contained in this online course takes each and every student beyond the basics of defensive driving and introduces them to the concepts and techniques that really make the difference in avoiding hazardous situations and effectively managing those that they simply couldn’t avoid due to no fault of their own. “
Suki Chana, Nairobi Kenya
“I feel the ‘Online Advanced Defensive Driving Course’ provided by Glen Edmunds Advanced Driving School is a must for all drivers, especially in third world countries like Kenya. The course gives pointers as to what to watch out for and how to react to adverse driving conditions in general, but a great emphasis is made on conditions on the Kenyan roads.”
Jamie Loden, owner Bundu Photography, South Africa
"A must do for any 4WD enthusiast looking to broaden their knowledge."
Ollie Benham, Vodacom Kenya
“The course was excellent as I learned a lot about my vehicle that I previously didn’t know.”
Invest in Training That Protects Lives & Your Assets
Patients may face greater danger from an untrained driver causing a road crash than from their original medical emergency. Beyond the human cost, every Emergency Response Vehicle represents millions of shillings in equipment and investment. By making a small commitment to proper driver training, your organization can save lives, reduce risk, and safeguard these essential, high-value resources.