Course Description
Professional or vocational drivers who take this eLearning will acquire knowledge, beliefs and habits that save fuel, while reducing carbon emissions, exhaust pollution, and added maintenance and lifecycle costs in both their personal vehicle(s) and work vehicle(s).
Earning an IDLE FREE for our kids® Certificate will demonstrate an individual’s commitment to idle reduction skills. These skills are valued highly by corporate fleets seeking to:
- Reduce fuel and downstream costs.
- Be seen as health and environmental leaders in business and the communities they serve.
Going IDLE FREE can act as a ‘keystone habit’ for other eco-driving beliefs and behaviors: reducing speed, harsh acceleration and braking.
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IDLE FREE Guy™
Ron Zima ADpPR
Course curriculum
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1
Pre-Trip Check-In
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0.1 Let’s Go IDLE FREE. Here’s Why.
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0.2 IDLE FREE Road Map: What to Expect.
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0.3 Successfully Completing Lessons
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Form 1 IDLE FREE Pre-assessment: What Do You Know?
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MODULE ONE: Idler to IDLE FREE Guy™
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1.1 Module One: From Idler to IDLE FREE Guy™
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1.2 A Father’s Story
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1.3 Why We Idle
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1.4 What I've Saved. Wow!
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EXHIBIT 1 Ron's Chalkboard Savings Math
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1.5 How to Earn Your IDLE FREE Certificate
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Carbon Quiz 1: Why We Idle, Two Reasons
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Carbon Quiz 2: What Did Ron $ave?
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MODULE TWO: Our kids
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2.1 Module TWO: Our Kids
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2.2 IDLE FREE Kingswood Kids
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2.3 The Day We Met Rachel
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2.4.1. IDLE FREE Doctor Research
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2.4.2 Air Quality, Critical for Kids
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2.4.3 Diesel, Gasoline Difference
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2.4.4 Asthma Epidemic
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2.5 IDLE FREE Flash Mob!
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Carbon Quiz 1: The Diesel, Gasoline Difference.
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Carbon Quiz 2: Our Poster Girl
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MODULE THREE: The Auto Experts
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3.1 The Auto Experts
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3.2 The Scoop on Idle-Time
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3.3 Re-Starts are Okay
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3.4 IDLE FREE Cabin Heat
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3.5 Windows are Cool
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3.6 IDLE FREE Accessories
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3.7 Let's Clear the Air on Exhaust
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3.8 Owner’s Manuals: Don’t Idle!
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3.9 The Hybrid Myth
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3.9.1 Clean Air Kids
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Carbon Quiz 1: IDLE Myth?
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Carbon Quiz 2: The Hybrid Myth
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MODULE FOUR: The Numbers
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4.1 Module Four: The Numbers
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4.2 Fleets: Good, Bad Idle Time
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4.2.1 Fleets: Idle Time Adds Up
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4.3 Parking Lots: Idling Adds Up
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4.4 Seasonality: Vehicle Comfort All Year
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4.5 Invisible Till Now: NYC's Emissions
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Carbon Quiz 1: ‘Good’ IDLE Time - Corporate Fleet
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Carbon Quiz 2: New York City’s Carbon Emissions in 2010
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MODULE FIVE: Words and Actions
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5.1 Module Five: Words and Actions
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5.2 Start LAST, Stop FIRST
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5.3 Avoid Long Warm Ups
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5.4 Windows Are COOL!
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5.5 IDLE FREE Waiting
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5.6 IDLE FREE Traffic Delays
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5.7 Drive Thrus
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5.8 Puffer Theft
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5.9 IDLE FREE Words
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5.10 IDLE FREE Calculator™
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5.11 Earning IDLE FREE Certification
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IDLE FREE Calculator™: How much can you save going IDLE FREE?
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Form 2 IDLE FREE Post Assessment - Earning your Certification!
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Reviews
Dion Brown
I think this program would be highly effective for the City of Durham.
I think this program would be highly effective for the City of Durham.
Read LessSimple but highly effective
Earl Warren
I was intrigued by the fact that children can reach out and make us fill that we need to do more to help with the health of our people and our planet. The si...
Read MoreI was intrigued by the fact that children can reach out and make us fill that we need to do more to help with the health of our people and our planet. The simple but highly effective drawings are a great example.
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Andy Smith
Good overall presentation
Good overall presentation
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