Attendance for the annual NETS benchmark conference has grown every year since its inaugural conference in 2007.
Each year, U.S. employers spend billions on traffic accidents involving workers who didn’t wear a seat belt. And some workers are more likely to ditch the belt than others.
The annual campaign promotes safe-driving education and awareness to all employees — company drivers and commuters alike.
The Network of Employers for Traffic Safety (NETS) has appointed Joseph McKillips as its executive director to replace Jack Hanley, who has retired.
The Network of Employers for Traffic Safety is helping employers gear up for the Drive Safely Work Week campaign in early October.
Speeding resulted in $8.4 billion in crash-related expenses, with distracted driving close behind at $8.2 billion, according to a new report from NETS.
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.
The award recognized the organization's contribution to global workplace road safety.
This year's theme is “#PlanAhead – Your Key to Driving Safely.”
Fleet managers and stakeholders learned firsthand how to avoid safety pitfalls and improve job efficiency and sustainability through communication, technology, and training.
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