Safety CoachFull Attention Distracted driving crashes are on the rise, according to research collected and analyzed by the National Safety Council and Cambridge Mobile Telematics. What can you do to cut crash costs, prevent injuries and save lives? Join us for a free online webinar on Tuesday, April 2: Distracted Driving and Reducing Risk. NSC […]
Safety CoachShining Stars Safety is a core value at all nine of the Texas organizations recognized through the 2023 Our Driving Concern Texas Employer Traffic Safety awards program. Each one is committed to keeping road users safe by establishing safe-driving policies and procedures, as well as investing in continuing education and training. Many use tools
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2023 Awards: Nine Recipients Demonstrate Commitment to Go the Extra Mile for Safety Safety is a core value at all nine organizations recognized through the 2023 Our Driving Concern Texas Employer Traffic Safety awards program. Each one has committed to keeping road users safe by establishing safe driving policies and procedures as well as investing
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Safety Fist Bump April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month. Here’s how you can participate: Click the links below and register to attend a free online training session. Then, put what you learn to work as you continue to promote safe driving behaviors from the workplace to anyplace. Join us to create engagement at your workplace
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When we fall back one hour on Sunday, Nov. 6, let’s also leap forward to keep each other safe at work and behind the wheel. The end of daylight saving time is the beginning of a period of increased darkness during morning and evening commutes. Visibility is reduced, depth perception and peripheral vision is compromised,
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Safety CoachWorld of Difference During the first quarter of this year, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration estimates 1,063 people died in crashes in Texas, an increase of 4.8% over 2021. That’s scary, particularly as we inch closer to the Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas holiday driving periods when alcohol-impaired crashes typically spike. Looking across the
Shining Safety Stars Some Texas employers use in-vehicle monitoring systems to collect vehicle data and report on driver behavior. Others have developed driving scorecards or conducted observational studies to better understand traffic patterns and implement safety solutions. The common denominator that links all 12 winners of the 2022 Our Driving Concern Texas Employer Traffic Safety
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