Trevose, PA, February 8, 2013 — The CEI Group, Inc. (CEI) announced today that it has added an online lesson to its DriverCare product line that teaches drivers how to prevent causing and suffering rear-end collisions.

Entitled, “Avoiding Rear-End Collisions: What You Can do,” the 10-minute lesson focuses on techniques that prevent the most common type of accident on North American roadways.  Among the techniques it highlights are:

  • Looking far down the road to avoid sudden stops.
  • Maintaining a safe following distance at all times.
  • Using your four-way emergency flashers when suddenly approaching a traffic jam to alert other drivers.
  • Watching your rear-view mirror for fast on-coming traffic.
  • Leaving enough room to the next car ahead when stuck in traffic for an escape route.
  • Allowing tailgaters to pass.

The lesson is the second one on the topic in  the DriverCare library of more than 30 online driver safety lessons. The new lesson includes a final exam and a downloadable certificate of completion. 

About The CEI Group, Inc. (CEI)

CEI is a leading provider of technology-enhanced vehicle accident, driver safety and fleet risk management services.  Its provider network consists of some 4,000 collision repair shops in North America, and includes nearly 900 truck collision repair centers.  Its customers include self-insured, commercial, institutional and government fleets, directly and through alliances with fleet leasing companies.  CEI also provides vehicle direct repair program outsourcing to leading property and casualty insurance companies.

Founded in 1983, CEI has headquarters near Philadelphia, PA, and field sales offices in Trevose, PA, Tulsa, OK, Lake in the Hills, IL. In 2000, CEI launched the DriverCare™ line of services, which include fleet risk management, MVR ordering and compliance, on-line and behind-the-wheel driver safety training and a safety newsletter. For more information about CEI, visit cei-network.local.

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