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Prioritizing safety over speed and convenience can significantly reduce collisions. Here are ways to impress this mandate on your fleet drivers.
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Fatalities caused by collisions with animals spike in the fall months. An expert shares advice on how drivers can avoid these types of crashes or mitigate risk in the event one occurs.
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A new state-by-state analysis examines the prevalence of fatal collisions where speed-related factors played a role.
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Many fleet drivers log thousands of miles on multi-lane highways every year, putting them at risk for lane-changing collisions. An expert explores the contributing factors to these crashes as well as strategies for safely switching lanes.
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The National Traffic Safety Administration has proposed a rule for all new passenger cars and light trucks that would require full collision avoidance at speeds up to 50 mph and sets pedestrian AEB performance standards in all lighting conditions at speeds up to 37 mph.
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A recent Lytx data report that serves as an industry bellwether of fleet safety trends shows that although Lytx captured more than 14 million risky driving incidents within vehicle fleets in 2022, fleets continue to reduce bad habits.
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Harsh braking, speeding, and tailgating are all dangerous driving behaviors that lead to collisions. An expert shares solutions on how to curtail bad habits and keep your fleet drivers safe.
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Speeding and tailgating amplify your fleet drivers' chances of a collision. Here are steps to avoid an incident.
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Wrong-way crashes are up across America, resulting in higher fatality and injury rates than other collisions. A new solution from Michelin DDi aims to help both drivers and road authorizes tackle this serious roadway hazard.
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EVs can be 27% to 53% more costly to repair than gas-powered vehicles, particularly relating to new ADAS technologies. Automotive repair and collision technicians need new tools to adjust.
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