6 Steps to Safe Driving Even the best motivational experts admit changing habits is harder than it seems. Getting employees to increase their safe-driving behaviors takes time, patience, commitment and measurement. We recommend bringing multiple employees and leaders to the table at all levels of an improvement plan. Let’s begin the new year with a …
January 2022 Newsletter: Invest in a New Safety Beginning Read More »
You want to eat a bag of popcorn, watch a movie and enjoy all the little moments that make your life special. In order to do so, you also will want to embrace road safety. Now, let’s make the connection. In a talk at your workplace, use data from the Texas Department of Transportation to demonstrate how …
Safety CoachOunce of Prevention One-quarter of hot car tragedies occur in workplace parking lots. Seven kids died in hot cars in Texas last year, and 126 have died across the state in the last 20 years. That means Texas ranks No. 1 in a category nobody wants to lead. Pediatric vehicular heatstroke incidents typically result …
March 2020 Safety Coach: Your Best Can Be Better Read More »
Kernels of Safety You want to eat a bag of popcorn, watch a movie and enjoy all the little moments that make your life special. In order to do so, you also will want to embrace road safety. Now, let’s make the connection. In a talk at your workplace, use data from the Texas Department …
March 2020 Newsletter: Two New Ways to Confront an Old Issue Read More »
In this safety message, Our Driving Concern Senior Program Manager Lisa Robinson speaks to risks involving impairment. Her message is one that nearly everyone can identify with on some level. Make time at your location to review the 4 Ds of impairment – drunk, drugged, distracted and drowsy driving.
