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Farmers Insurance Expands Red Cross Support With Disaster Relief Investment
Farmers Insurance joined the Red Cross Disaster Responder Program with a $250,000 contribution supporting disaster recovery efforts nationwide.
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SEARCHMENUSEARCHFarmers Insurance joined the Red Cross Disaster Responder Program with a $250,000 contribution supporting disaster recovery efforts nationwide.
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Small fleets can improve safety without big budgets by building simple routines, spotting blind spots early, and creating habits that stick.
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Tire Science for Fleets: Neil deGrasse Tyson breaks down why the tire contact patch hits 0 mph and what that means for traction and wear.
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There are five ways seat belts protect occupants from injuries, according to the Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security.
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Small and midsize fleets deserve better telematics. RoadEazy’s Todd Palumbo explains how simpler tech and local partners are changing the game.
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This video features a reminder from the Connecticut Department of Transportation (DOT) and the Connecticut Police Chiefs Association, urging drivers to prioritize safety this Halloween.
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As we head into another potentially extreme summer season, the risks for fleet drivers remain high, from engine strain and tire blowouts to unpredictable traffic patterns. An expert shares advice on how fleet drivers can boost their safety during the steamy summer months.
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Blending data with day-to-day experience can move safety from policy to practice.
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Obtaining phone records hinges on whether the phones are company-owned and your state’s subpoena and consent laws. However, there are workarounds and best practices to help.
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Fleet safety policies are crucial for establishing expectations, rules, procedures, and punishments. Here's how to turn your fleet's policies into a formal safety program.
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When your drivers are distracted, they're aware of fewer risks even if they’re looking right at them. Use these strategies to train drivers to avoid inattention blindness.
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