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Five technology-based products attack distracted driving in different ways.
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IRVINE, CA - A recent poll conducted by Kelley Blue Book shows that despite continuing warnings from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) about the potential dangers of in-vehicle cell phone use, the average driver still seems reluctant to stop using one while on the road.
Read More →Texting while driving is six-times more dangerous than intoxicated driving.
Read More →Distracted Driving Awareness Month will include an advertising campaign, enforcement crackdowns, and a push to get employers involved.
Read More →Distracted driving-related collisions are up to 49% more severe when they occur on a highway system, indicating that modifying roadway design could improve safety in distracted driving crashes.
Read More →Using mobile phones while driving is one of the top causes of distracted driving incidents. Reduce potential liability issues with a comprehensive fleet policy.
Read More →Most drivers wouldn't dream of shaving while behind the wheel of a car, according to the Seattle Times newspaper.
Read More →On-the-job vehicle crashes can be costly to employers, even when they occur off the clock. Protect the company, drivers, and others on the road by developing and enforcing a comprehensive fleet cell phone policy.
Read More →More and more fleet managers rank driver safety as either their number-one or number-two challenge (after the high cost of fuel). One reason for the heightened concern is that fleet managers are reporting an increase in preventable accidents, with the root cause driver distraction.
Read More →All fleets and drivers face risks during the job, but four major hazards can be prevented with these steps.
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