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AAA Warns About Cloudy Headlights

Headlights that are clouded or yellowed from aging reduce lighting by more than 80% causing hazardous nighttime driving conditions, according to a new research report from AAA.

ADTS Offers Safety Training for Higher-Risk Drivers

Up to 70% of fleet crashes annually involve high- and medium-risk drivers, according to Advanced Driver Training Services (ADTS), which is now offering a One-to-One Driver Safety Program for drivers with multiple traffic violations or a history of vehicle crashes.

Video: How to Safely Tow a Trailer

A successful and safe towing experience requires some know-how. Simply put, towing is best approached the way the professionals do it.

Towing a Trailer

For newer drivers who need to tow a trailer with the company's pickup, here's a basic step-by-step video with instructions about how to remain safe when approaching this job.

16% of Virginians Fail to Buckle Up

A new survey from the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles finds that 15.9% of motorists are driving without a seat belt — a slight bump up over a record low of 14.7% in 2017.

Comdata’s OnRoad App Streamlines Financial Transactions

The Comdata OnRoad App is a digital platform designed to reduce the time it takes drivers to send and receive money and offers increased visibility into the availability of driver funds.

Geotab Reveals Highest Road in Every State

Geotab has identified the 10 highest roadways in the U.S. and the highest roadway in each state, the telematics provider announced.

Video: How to Control Your Emotions While Driving

Negative emotions such as anger and sadness have a physical effect on the body — shrinking one's field of vision — so it's important to keep emotions under control while driving.

Controlling Emotions While Driving

Negative emotions such as anger and sadness have a physical effect on the body — shrinking one's field of vision.

Distracted Driving Crashes Spike on Highways

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.