Driving Dynamics Announces New Headquarters

LITTLE SILVER, NJ - Paul Hubbard, president of Driving Dynamics, has announced the company's plans to move to larger headquarters later this month in Newark, Del.

by Staff

September 11, 2009

2 min to read

LITTLE SILVER, NJ - Paul Hubbard, president of Driving Dynamics, has announced the company's plans to move to larger headquarters later this month in Newark, Del. According to Hubbard, the company's long-term growth strategy necessitates additional space for a growing staff to support plans to expand its service offerings in the areas of driver safety training and fleet risk management.

"We are very pleased to now be situated in a major university town that will provide us with access to greater technology capabilities and research services as well as access to a pool of highly talented, highly sophisticated workers," stated Hubbard. The move takes effect Sept. 14.

New Corporate Headquarters

University Office Plaza

Suite 202 - Oxford Building

256 Chapman Road

Newark, DE 19702

Phone: (302) 607-7220

Previous phone numbers and extensions will also remain active.

About Driving Dynamics

Founded in 1987, Driving Dynamics provides Advanced Driver Training and Fleet Risk Management. Its unique and highly effective approaches to behind-the-wheel driver education and web-based learning have helped many major companies achieve very significant reductions in their accident rates. Current clients include some of North America's best-known Fortune 500 corporations and fleet management companies. In addition to delivering specialized courses at client locations, Driving Dynamics provides behind-the-wheel training each year to thousands of drivers across North America though its Open Enrollment program conducted in over 50 major metropolitan areas.

Topics:Driving Dynamics Headquarters Operations Safety

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