It's amazing how quickly time flies by. Regardless of the time of year, changes in weather can have a significant impact on highway safety across the United States.
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Factors within the control of the driver, such as faulty brakes, as well as factors beyond their control, such as wind gusts, can both make driving significantly more hazardous.
As transit agencies plan to replace their traditional diesel-fueled buses with zero-emission buses, they will need to consider the effects of extreme weather on the new buses replacing their existing fleets.
Baron has updated its website to provide optimized weather data for fleet managers that can be imported into telematics platforms, transportation management systems and mobile apps, the Huntsville, Ala.-based company announced.
Rain and wet roads pose serious hazards for your drivers. Chief among them is hydroplaning. These four tips will help drivers recover, when their vehicle loses traction.
Fleet drivers in inclement areas may need to deal with hydroplaning, when a tire loses traction after losing contact with pavement mostly due to rain.
These five steps can help a fleet driver deal with a skid on wet leaves strewn on pavement during fall driving conditions.
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