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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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The event, co-hosted by the Swedish Embassy, examined the progress and challenges of autonomous vehicle technology.
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Distracted driving policies should include the less thought about, but still prevalent, distractions that substantially increase crash risks.
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Bryant Garner serves as fleet and travel administrator for a specialty healthcare company. In his off hours, he serves as fire chief of the Mayodan, N.C., Fire Department.
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According to ADTS, which celebrates 30 years in the industry this year, driver safety training programs must conform to a fleet’s specific circumstances. One-size-fits-all programs just won’t work.
Read More →Worn tires are a leading contributor to vehicle crashes, but the naked eye can’t always discern what is and is not a suitable tread. This, and many other safety tips, can be found in materials for Drive Safely Work Week (DSWW) put forth by the Network of Employers for Traffic Safety (NETS).
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The Mercedes-Benz M-Class has succeeded in passing what is now the stricter crash test carried out by the American Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), picking up the "Top Safety Pick+" (TSP+) award in the process.
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Nearly 250 times in the last five years, a signal to an OnStar-equipped stolen vehicle has helped stop a car thief in the act, gradually and safely slowing the vehicle to avoid a high-speed chase.
Read More →On Monday, the Network of Employers for Traffic Safety (NETS) kicked off its national Drive Safely Work Week (DSWW) campaign.
Read More →The models, when equipped with optional autobrake and forward collision warning systems, include the Cadillac ATS sedan and SRX SUV, Mercedes-Benz C-Class sedan, Subaru Legacy sedan and Outback wagon, and Volvo S60 sedan and XC60 SUV.
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New research from The Hartford and the MIT AgeLab finds that drivers over 50 believe that blind spot warning systems will make them safer while driving. These systems were ranked No. 1 among a list of 10 vehicle technologies.
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