Just because your fleet drivers aren’t required to receive training like CDL drivers, doesn’t mean you shouldn’t provide safety training of your own. Make sure to implement these three components to your program.
All fleets and drivers face risks during the job, but four major hazards can be prevented with these steps.
With the help of a vigilant and adaptive fleet manager, the company is always looking for smoother ways to operate.
In the Can Do/Will Do Model, there are six characteristics that contribute to whether or not someone will succeed in a role.
A new study from Texas A&M compares routes between five metropolitan areas and finds navigation systems often guide drivers to take paths that carry a greater risk of collisions.
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.
What’s the actual cost when it comes to fleet accidents at your company? It's probably higher than you think.
The ready-mix company has grown from a small business to winning big jobs thanks to its leadership.
What are your chances of being hit with a nuclear verdict? A bad FMCSA audit? Or skyrocketing insurance rates? Pretty high if your trucking fleet forgets to put safety first. Learn how to build a culture of safety at your company.
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.
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