In two years, the Bureau of Labor Statistics projects there will be 41 million people 55 and older working in the U.S. Another 13 million workers will be 65 and older. Supporting workers at every stage of life is essential. But how can we best-support drivers who are 55 or older? Older drivers tend to …
Behavior Choices Earlier this year, Robert Wunderlich, director of Texas A&M Institute’s Center for Transportation Safety, spoke about three high-risk driver behaviors, two high-risk crash types and three high-risk roadway user groups. Driver behavior and traffic-related crash trends affect employers every day, whether crashes occur on or off the job. Nationally, three high-risk behaviors have …
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Besides helping all of us stay sharp, brain teasers, puzzles and quizzes are known to: Boost brain activity Improve concentration and memory Slow the progression of dementia When did you last check your distracted driving IQ? A short quiz produced by the NIOSH Center for Motor Vehicle Safety will help you separate myth from fact. …
As an employer, keeping your drivers safe on the road is a top priority and young employee drivers should be no exception. With National Teen Driver Safety Week upon us (Oct. 20-26), we should look at ways to safeguard our younger workforce behind the wheel and provide education to employees so they can share what …
From now through the middle of April, many of your employees and their family members will take road trips for Spring Break. Send them on their way with tips to keep them safe. Put your cell phone away and drive distraction free. Buckle up, every seat, every time – even when riding in the back …
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