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Take these measures to prevent leaving a child in a hot vehicle or unattended in a vehicle.

Learn how you can help your drivers deal with emergencies while they are out on the road.

Guidelines to help prevent accidents and injuries.

EMS personnel are 2.5 times more likely to die in a crash than other workers. Roughly 70% of fatal crashes occur while running hot.

Choosing the right person to drive on behalf of your organization should be a fundamental element in managing your driving exposures.

Even the best defensive driving tips will not prevent all accidents. If you happen to be involved in an accident, follow a few simple rules.

Creation of a company policy regarding wireless device use by those operating vehicles while working is crucial in protecting the company from claims arising out of accidents involving mobile device use

Whether driving is a full-time responsibility or incidental to your employee’s job duties, it is important that you take precautions to ensure the quality of every employee (or volunteer) that will be driving for your organization.

Familiarity with traffic signage symbols is important for every user of the road in order to maintain safety and drive efficiently.

As part of your defensive driving program, conduct the following inspection before you leave on your trip.