Drug and Alcohol Testing
The FMCSA’s Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse went into effect on Jan. 6. All drivers with a commercial driver’s license (CDL) or commercial learner’s permit (CLP) ...
02/18/20
6 Tips to Help Keep You & Your Employees Safe in Winter-Weather Driving
Vehicle pile-ups and accidents are a common occurrence during the winter months. In fact, the U.S Department of Transportation estimates that snow, slush, sleet, ...
01/20/20
Tire Inflation Safety
Tire and rim servicing can be extremely dangerous and are to be preformed only by trained professionals that meet OSHA's safety requirements. Employers must ...
01/15/20
Reduce Tire-Related Accidents
Safety is critical to everyone on the road. Tires are one of the most important vehicle safety features. In 2017, the National Highway Traffic Safety ...
12/17/19
The Difference Between Fault and Preventability in a Crash
Fault and preventability are two terms motor carriers often confuse. The process of determining who was at fault in a collision is typically based on applicable ...
12/10/19
Protect Yourself From Thefts and Hijackings
Cargo theft and hijackings are a real danger to drivers. When out on the road, there are safety and security techniques that can help deter would-be hijackers and ...
11/26/19
How Employee Auto Accidents Can Jeopardize Your Company
From truckers and EMTs to real estate agents and salespeople, company drivers are everywhere. As distracted driving increases, it is critical to keep these ...
11/19/19
Mirror Use: A Key to Safe Driving
Mirrors are an essential piece of safety equipment. A skilled driver knows how to use mirrors to help manage the space around the truck and avoid crashes while ...
11/07/19
Technology and Coaching: A Proven Combination to Change Driver Behavior
In today’s trucking environment, where high-dollar litigation has become the norm, driver managers are tasked with an ever-increasing burden to ensure drivers ...
10/30/19