Distracted Driving
Each day in the U.S. more than 9 people are killed and over 1,153 are injured in crashes that are reported to involve a distracted driver. There are many types of distractions such as texting, looking at a billboard sign, or having a conversation on a cell phone.
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FLEET SAFETY BLOG
Do You Really Think Speeding Is Worth It?
Think back in time. Do you remember life when it wasn't so busy? Sometimes it's tough to fit everything you want to into your day/week/month/year. There's just so much we want and need to do. For many people, their day is just so packed between work, getting home,...
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Winter vs. All-Season Tires: The Difference is Real
Weather and road conditions change continuously throughout the year. Sometimes, your tires should change too. Yet tires are one of the most ignored components of your vehicle. If you live in a region that experiences harsh winter weather conditions, you probably need...
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5 Things All Drivers Need to Remember
Road safety is more important now than ever. With more people driving under the influence of alcohol and engaged in driving distracted, it is no surprise that the number of car accidents is on the rise. The National Safety Council reported that car accident...
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7 Tips For Overcoming Driving Anxiety After An Accident
If you have been involved in an automobile collision, it is perfectly normal to experience anxiety about driving again. This can be true whether you caused the accident or were the victim of a collision. For people who experience driving...
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