The Driver School at Universidad de Estafeta has logged more than 15,000 hours of simulator training for its drivers — proof of the company's commitment to safety and professionalization.
The Driver School at Universidad de Estafeta has completed more than 15,000 hours of driver training.
Training for professionalization is one of the goals companies now pursue to reduce their accident rates. Estafeta is a clear example — the safety of its people is its core value.
Using tools like a truck simulator, the company delivers essential training that prepares its drivers to operate a unit on the highway.
The training also covers how vehicle systems and components work and how to inspect them, efficient driving techniques for continuous improvement, and the principles of traffic education and road culture.
At Estafeta we are committed to the safety of our people and the communities where we operate. We want to go beyond social responsibility and become a truly sustainable company — and we will only achieve that by enabling every employee through training and the adoption of new technologies.
Astrid Martinez.Manager of Training, Internal Communications and Social Responsibility
Because Estafeta's simulator is installed in a mobile training unit, the program has been able to reach more locations across the country — including Mexico City, Guadalajara, Monterrey, San Luis Potosí and Veracruz.
We are proud of the commitment Estafeta has shown over time, and we congratulate every transportation and logistics driver who has successfully completed the program.
