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It's snow season again in many parts of the country, so now is a good time to revisit tips for driving in the snow. Here’s some advice culled from the Colorado Driver Handbook.
Read More →ARLINGTON, VA – More than 42.5 million motorists are expected to travel over 50 miles this Thanksgiving Holiday, making it one of the busiest holiday travel times of the year. A group of elite professional truck drivers, with millions of accident-free miles, are offering advice on how to navigate through highway traffic safely.
Read More →This week’s driver safety advice, provided by the Tennessee Department of Safety, concerns the "No-Zone" for large vehicles. You may want to pass this along to your drivers as a friendly reminder.
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Promoting a culture of safety sends a powerful message to your drivers. However, not all drivers are employees and not all driving is on company time. New tools, such as social media, can help drive the point home.
Read More →Since flu season is approaching, this is a good time to remind your drivers to be mindful of how medication side effects can affect their ability to drive safely.
Read More →Some parts of the country have already seen snowfall, so now is a good time to review AAA's Winter Car Care Checklist.
Read More →This week law enforcement investigators released a report summarizing their investigation of the July 11 fatal collision involving a commercial truck and an Amtrak passenger train in North Berwick, Maine. The report's findings underscore the dangers of distracted driving and the extra precaution necessary when drivers approach a railway crossing.
Read More →Here’s a tip from the California DMV about pedestrian safety as it relates to crosswalks.
Read More →In light of post-Irene flooding, now is a good time to review what steps a motorist should take when a vehicle suddenly becomes submerged.
Read More →This week's tip, taken from the Iowa Driver's Manual, concerns driving conditions that make it dangerous to pass a vehicle on a two-lane road.
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