Fleet Safety

4 Growing Safety Issues — and Solutions — for Fleets

Fleet managers and safety stakeholders discuss how organizations can address smartphone addiction, in-vehicle distraction, spec’ing for ergonomics, and driver complacency in an era of increasing automation.

NTSB to Deliver Opening Keynote for Fleet Safety Experience

In “Anatomy of a Crash,” Rob Molloy, highway safety director for the National Transportation Safety Board, will present data and analysis based on multiple investigations of medium- and heavy-duty truck crashes and discuss the NTSB’s investigative process.

MADD Backs Bills to Fight Drunk Driving with Auto Tech Analysis

Legislation would lead to drunk driving prevention technology as standard equipment on all new vehicles.

Shift Workers Three Times More Susceptible to Crashing

Lack of sleep results in slower reaction time, poor coordination, and less ability to pay attention.

Geotab Challenges Fleets to Reduce Speed by 1%

If targets are met, the telematics provider will donate $25,000 to Together for Safer Road’s Vision Zero Technology Fund that helps equip essential and not-for-profit fleets with safety technology.

Ergonomically Designed Equipment Reduces Workers’ Comp Claims

Ergonomics must be high on the fleet manager’s “radar screen” because it can significantly impact the bottom line by reducing workers’ comp costs, improving driver productivity, and reducing fatigue-induced operator errors that can lead to preventable accidents.

Save the Date: Fleet Safety Experience Sept. 21-23

The virtual Fleet Safety Experience event will feature education and networking for safety and risk management professionals from all fleet types.

How Often Should You Conduct Safety Training?

Realizing the benefits of accident reduction will only occur with regular reinforcement of safety best practices. Here are tips to communicate your safety message, from daily emails and monthly meetings to meaningful special events.

COVID-19 Complaints Raise Risk for Fleet Managers

Management failures to act or adapt to the times during the COVID-19 pandemic have led to workplace litigation.

How Fleets are Keeping Driver Safety in Check

Closely addressing the perennial concerns of fleet safety is an area that has been essential to many successful fleets over the years, not just with the adoption of telematics solutions that help monitor driver behaviors, but also the incorporation of more advanced driver-assistance system (ADAS) equipped vehicles.

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4 Growing Safety Issues — and Solutions — for Fleets

NTSB to Deliver Opening Keynote for Fleet Safety Experience

MADD Backs Bills to Fight Drunk Driving with Auto Tech Analysis

Shift Workers Three Times More Susceptible to Crashing

Geotab Challenges Fleets to Reduce Speed by 1%

Ergonomically Designed Equipment Reduces Workers’ Comp Claims

Save the Date: Fleet Safety Experience Sept. 21-23

How Often Should You Conduct Safety Training?

COVID-19 Complaints Raise Risk for Fleet Managers

How Fleets are Keeping Driver Safety in Check

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Resource Center

Latest Industry Updates and Videos

Education Center

Upcoming and On-Demand Webinars

4 Growing Safety Issues — and Solutions — for Fleets

NTSB to Deliver Opening Keynote for Fleet Safety Experience

MADD Backs Bills to Fight Drunk Driving with Auto Tech Analysis

Shift Workers Three Times More Susceptible to Crashing

Geotab Challenges Fleets to Reduce Speed by 1%

Ergonomically Designed Equipment Reduces Workers’ Comp Claims

Save the Date: Fleet Safety Experience Sept. 21-23

How Often Should You Conduct Safety Training?

COVID-19 Complaints Raise Risk for Fleet Managers

How Fleets are Keeping Driver Safety in Check

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