Fleet Safety Conference Early-Bird Registration Ends Tomorrow

Fleet managers who sign up prior to the deadline will receive a $100 discount

September 25, 2019

Fleet Safety Conference Early-Bird Registration Ends Tomorrow — The Fleet Safety Conference will once again be hosted at the M Resort Spa Casino, located a few miles south of the Las Vegas strip, on Oct. 28-30.
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Early-bird registration for the 2019 Fleet Safety Conference held in Henderson, Nev., will end tomorrow Sept. 26. Fleet managers who sign up prior to the deadline will receive a $100 discount, click here to register now.

Topics at the conference include a focus on distracted driving, ELDs, developing fleet safety policies, and much more. Information on additional sessions, and details for the conference, can be found here. The Fleet Safety Conference will once again be hosted at the M Resort Spa Casino, located a few miles south of the Las Vegas strip, on Oct. 28-30.

Educational sessions at the eighth annual Fleet Safety Conference seek to aid fleet managers in keeping their drivers safe and minimizing corporate liability exposure.

There will be educational sessions for all fleet types, with separate educational tracks for light-duty and medium-duty/heavy-duty fleets.

To qualify for a Fleet Full Conference Pass, you must be directly employed by the company or agency that owns and operates a commercial fleet, a public policy-maker, or fleet industry association.

The conference is also offering a $500 discount supplier pass through Sept. 26.

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