Learn how you can help your drivers deal with emergencies while they are out on the road.
Guidelines to help prevent accidents and injuries.
Distracted driving comes in many forms. Learn about recent trends associated with distracted driving, and how you can help prevent accidents while driving.
When it comes to defensive driving, knowing how to properly secure a load, especially if it is secured outside of the vehicle, can make all the difference in your getting to your destination safely.
Defensive driving requires you to know and understand the dangers of driving while overly tired or fatigued.
As an organization with drivers spending time on the road, you need to feel confident that your vehicles will function efficiently and safely under all driving conditions.
Instruct staff members to follow these guidelines when filling out accident reports.
Wet pavement from the rainy weather of autumn and winter presents adverse driving conditions that account for 60 percent of all weather related fatalities
Emergency Vehicle Operators (EVOs) rely on dispatchers to give them information to help them make safe driving decisions.
Drivers who have no problems in routine driving may encounter them where road construction or repair is under way.