Speeding and tailgating amplify your fleet drivers' chances of a collision. Here are steps to avoid an incident.
For every 10 mph a driver travels over 50 mph, their risk of being involved in a fatal collision doubles. So why do drivers continue to speed? An expert explores the subject.
Preliminary results from NYC DCAS ISA pilot program showed fleet operators complied with speed limits 99% of the time and reduced instances of hard braking by 36%.
Speeding combined with large trucks is a deadly combination. All 50 states have specific laws against speeding by commercial drivers, and a new study explores the minimum and maximum fines in each state.
Several countries have embraced the Safe System approach, but the U.S. lags behind. David Harkey, head of IIHS-HLDI urges stakeholders to kick-start the approach with a focus on speeding.
State police from Michigan, Indiana, and Illinois recently conducted a coordinated enforcement effort on I-94 to help reduce crashes.
Passenger-vehicle drivers were far more likely to get speeding-related citations than commercial vehicle drivers during last summer’s Operation Safe Driver Program.
A new report from Forbes Advisor analyzes five key metrics from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) to determine the safest and most dangerous states for driving.
New York City is the first in the nation to equip 50 city fleet vehicles with telematics technology that keeps them moving at the appropriate speed and no faster.
A new survey from U.S. News & World Report explores drivers’ bad habits, with 30% failing to use turn signals, 51% admitting to speeding, and a startling 64% confessing to road rage.
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