THE CAR AND TRUCK FLEET AND LEASING MANAGEMENT MAGAZINE
Drivers can follow these six tips so they know how to safely share urban streets with electric scooter users.
The third Monday of June is Ride to Work Day. It's a day that celebrates the joys of motorcycle riding. It's also an ideal day to remind fleet drivers why and how to safely share the road with motorcyclists.
Fleets who drive on rural roads should reminded to be extra vigilant in spring and fall, when farm equipment is more likely to be on the roads.
What is a driver to do in order to prepare for a potential tornado, or worse still, if he or she finds himself driving through a tornado? Experts from FEMA offer the following advice on how to prepare.
Don't wait to become a better driver. At the end of a recent safety video, a father walks into his house to greet his daughters and the narrator says, “because the last trip of the day is the most important.” Don’t wait to become a better driver for you and your family. Start here with these tips.
Of AAA's 7 million calls during summer, the top issues include flat tires, dead batteries, and lockouts.
For the first time in four years, the National Safety Council has estimated less than 400 roadway fatalities over the Memorial Day weekend.
Remind your drivers how to spot drivers under the influence as well as what to do when they encounter one.
All drivers are vulnerable to drowsy driving, but commercial drivers are at higher risk as they log more and often longer consecutive hours on the road than the average motorist.
High-tech features and advanced driver assistance systems are becoming more readily available, and they have the potential to reduce the rates of crashes, fatalities and injuries on the nation’s roadways.