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

Planning a safe vacation should be done well in advance of travel. This includes not only the vehicle that transports us to our vacation spot, but the safety and security of our unattended homes.

One of the most terrifying experiences in winter driving is the skid. Good drivers know the hazards of winter driving, but should be reminded about the danger of skidding when speed is too high.

Training, protocols, and confirmation of technical proficiency are necessary components of a safe approach to endotracheal intubation.

Drivers who have no problems in routine driving may encounter them where road construction or repair is under way.

Intersections can be a dangerous place for drivers as well as pedestrians and bicyclists. They may range from complicated expressway interchanges to simple, rural right-angle crossroads.

Wearing seat belts is a prime issue in defensive driving. The use of seat belts over the years has reduced the number of serious injuries and fatalities seen in vehicle accidents.

How to protect yourself, treat and decontaminate your patients.

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.