THE CAR AND TRUCK FLEET AND LEASING MANAGEMENT MAGAZINE
The Network of Employers for Traffic Safety (NETS) held its annual Benchmark Conference in Charlottesville, Va., from Oct. 11-12. Read about last year's conference here. Photos by Mike Antich.
Attendance for the annual NETS benchmark conference has grown every year since its inaugural conference in 2007.
The Network of Employers for Traffic Safety (NETS) has appointed Joseph McKillips as its executive director to replace Jack Hanley, who has retired.
Drawing from the success of the Comprehensive Guide for Road Safety, the Network of Employers for Traffic Safety (NETS) is rolling out a new guide and toolkits to provide a better view of road safety.
Fleet managers and stakeholders learned firsthand how to avoid safety pitfalls and improve job efficiency and sustainability through communication, technology, and training.
Joseph McKillips, who took over as board chairperson of the Network of Employers for Traffic Safety, spoke with AutomotiveFleet.com about his plans for the group.
The 20-plus-year health and safety veteran is responsible for the safety of the company’s 33,000 drivers spread around the globe. She currently serves as chairperson of NETS.
A full commitment to fleet safety is an industry-wide axiom. Unlike other company departments, the fleet workplace extends beyond the four walls of an organization’s headquarters, reaching public roads and civilian drivers.
Scheduled for Sept.10-12 in San Antonio, the 2012 Automotive Fleet & Leasing Association (AFLA) Conference is centered on the principles of innovation, all from the perspective of the commercial fleet manager.
The Network of Employers for Traffic Safety (NETS) launches its annual interactive, Web-based Drive Safely Work Week tool kit to combat distracted driving in the workplace and promote eco-friendly driving practices.