ADTS Offers Safety Publication to Commercial Drivers
Advanced Driver Training Services, a provider of driver safety training services and products, is now selling subscriptions to commercial fleets for OnRoads, its bimonthly driver safety publication.

Fleet driver training provider ADTS has begun selling its OnRoads publication.
Photo courtesy of ADTS.
Advanced Driver Training Services, a provider of driver safety training services and products, is now selling subscriptions to commercial fleets for OnRoads, its bimonthly driver safety publication.
The goal of the four-page periodical, which is available in both print and digital forms, is to reinforce safety concepts with drivers and ultimately, help fleets protect drivers and reduce crashes along with associated costs and liability.
OnRoads content includes best practices and practical safety tips specifically for commercial drivers.
The publication provides fleet drivers with safety content six times a year. This, says ADTS management, supports an overall safety culture and helps demonstrate the organization’s due diligence in protecting fleet drivers and reducing their risk of a crash.
According to ADTS, the publication is an ideal follow-up and reinforcement to other training initiatives, such as classroom and online safety programs, so that driver safety is always top-of-mind.
The pricing structure makes it cost-effective to purchase a subscription for every driver in a fleet, no matter how large or small, according to ADTS. OnRoads can help ensure drivers don’t overlook safety while aiming to meet other business objectives, notes the publisher.
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