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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.
Loading Dock Safety
Serious loading dock accidents happen every year with severe emotional and financial repercussions.This course reviews loading dock hazards and typical incidents, along with best practices to keep your work place safe.
Fleet Safety BLOG
Is Driving While Sick Worth The Risk?
26% of U.S. workers go to work when they are sick, according to MarketWatch. You might think that clocking in when you’re feeling under the weather will earn you brownie points at work and ensure that the job gets done. However, driving with certain illnesses can make...
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Automobile Tech Innovations Coming in the Near Future
During the last couple of years, automobile manufacturers throughout the world have started releasing smarter and better-equipped cars, thus taking driving comfort and safety to new heights. This article will focus on briefly outlining some of the main technological...
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Are Hands-Free Devices Still a Driving Distraction?
By now, every driver should know that driving with a cell phone or other hand-held device is an accident waiting to happen. Technology companies have responded by introducing hands-free devices that allow drivers to keep their hands on the wheel while talking on their...
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Simple Tips for Preventing Slips, Trips and Falls
A summer weekend is a good time to do some gardening or finally fix those broken roof tiles. But before you start climbing, take a moment to think about your safety. Over 36,000 people fell to their deaths in 2017 and almost 8.6 million—more people than the population...
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