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New research from SambaSafety finds significant differences in speeding rates across fleet industries, even as nearly 90% of surveyed fleets report using telematics.
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Current labels on some Braun-modified vehicles may include inaccurate weight-rating information, increasing the risk of vehicle overloading.
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During a July 2 public hearing, the automaker outlines recent changes aimed at improving and speeding up its safety recall notifications and remedies. But federal regulators are expected to take enforcement action later this month for FCA’s past mistakes in 23 recalls.
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All headlights in the U.S. auto market must still comply with an old rule requiring lights to have both low and high beams – a regulatory roadblock for some adaptive headlight systems.
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Calling July the deadliest month of the year, the National Safety Council offers advice to help keep all of us safer – both on the job and during summertime family vacations.
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Allergy-suffering fleet drivers need to discuss both their symptoms and driving needs with their physician, so the right treatment plan can take both issues into consideration.
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The automaker adds a new muscle model to provide more detailed analysis of injuries caused by vehicle collisions.
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In nearly 433,000 vehicles in North America, a glitch in the body control module software may cause the engine to continue to run after the driver tries to turn off the ignition.
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In a general session during the upcoming Fleet Safety Conference, Joseph McKillips, CSP, manager, Commercial Program Support, Global Environment, Health, Safety & Energy for Abbot, will outline how fleets can get senior management to support a fleet safety program.
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Here are some safety tips fleet managers can pass along to their drivers as they navigate the road alongside motorcyclists.
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The recall, expected to begin this month, affects 7,722 crossovers in the 2011 model year.
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