ADTS' Moser Addresses "Safe Driving for Green Initiatives" at NAFA Philadelphia Chapter Meeting
PHILADELPHIA – Moser's presentation, "Safe Driving for Green Initiatives," will focus on driving techniques and behaviors that keep business drivers safer behind the wheel and reduce gas consumption.
PHILADELPHIA – Phil Moser, national sales manager of Advanced Driver Training Services (ADTS), will address the December meeting and luncheon of the Philadelphia chapter of NAFA. The meeting will take place Dec. 3 at 10 a.m. at Maggiano's Restaurant in King of Prussia, Pa.
Moser's presentation, "Safe Driving for Green Initiatives," will focus on driving techniques and behaviors that can accomplish two key goals: keep business drivers safer behind the wheel, while reducing their employers' costs through lower gas consumption. He will review specific approaches that may save fleets as much as 30-35 percent on their fuel costs, while also cutting harmful emissions and reducing an organization's carbon footprint.
A NAFA affiliate member since 1999, Moser received the organization's Outstanding Chapter Service Award earlier this year. He is an active member of the Philadelphia and New Jersey chapters of NAFA.
ADTS recently introduced a Driving Green training course that covers a range of topics affecting gas mileage, including aggressive driving, idling, vehicle packing, trip planning, and vehicle maintenance. Through a combination of video, audio, graphics, and animation, the course makes the content engaging and memorable, with a test at the conclusion of the training to measure drivers' retention.
For more information, visit www.adtsweb.com.
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