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In the light-duty van market, safety has become a priority for fleet buyers and manufacturers.

This growing service fleet promotes driver safety through a connected car platform that tracks each driver’s behind-the-wheel habits — and scores them.

Flashing yellow left-turn arrow signals are becoming more commonplace throughout the U.S., but some drivers are still unfamiliar with them. Here's advice on how to respond.

Goodyear provides some tire maintenance tips you can pass along to fleet drivers as a friendly reminder.

In recognition of Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month, here's some safety advice from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

Here’s advice from the National Weather Service on what steps you should take if a dust storm strikes while you’re driving.

When sharing the road with large commercial trucks, drivers need to remember to give truck drivers plenty of room to complete right turns.

Speeding is one of the most widespread and dangerous habits among drivers -- and it's a major cause of road deaths.

AAA and State Farm offer advice on how to make safe lane changes.

The Iowa Department of Transportation offers advice that may help some fleet drivers break the lazy habit of neglecting to use turn indicators when they're needed.

Fleetmatics has released a report that includes an analysis of the driving behavior of fleets across the U.S. New Mexico and New Jersey were included in the list of top 10 states with the most severe driving incidents.

Here are tips from AAA and Travelers Insurance on how to respond to a tire blowout.

The Maine Occupational Safety and Health Administration offers advice for dealing with one of the most dangerous winter driving hazards.

A new report from the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety highlights how widespread distracted driving, speeding, drowsy driving, red-light running and impaired driving are in the U.S.

Here's some advice from the California Department of Motor Vehicles to help drivers improve crosswalk safety.

Here are some precautions fleet drivers can take to avoid becoming a victim of road rage.

A new report from Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety recommends 15 traffic safety laws and scores all 50 states based primarily on how many of these laws they've already adopted.

Traffic fatalities in the U.S. climbed during the first three quarters of last year, according to estimates in a newly released NHTSA report.

In 2014, distracted driving accounted for 10% of all crash fatalities, killing 3,179 people. This video highlights 10 of the most common driving distractions.

Once limited to highline vehicles, collision-avoidance technology and other advanced safety systems have reached mass-market status and are available to fleets.