How does a world health crisis connect with traffic safety in the U.S.? At the recent Lifesavers National Conference on Highway Safety Priorities, Master of Ceremonies John Ulczycki answered that question in detailed fashion. He used data to confirm American motorists stayed home during COVID-19. They drove 11% fewer miles in 2020 than they did […]
Plug in to Distracted Driving Safety Read More »
Safety is personal. When I share those words and think about that simple message, I also think back to an event that inspired me to be here today. I chose to be an educator because I wanted to help shape the lives of people around me. I chose safety, at least in part, because of
Be Strong, Be Loud, Be Happy Read More »
We spend time talking about the jobs that are on the schedule. We check to ensure we have all the tools and parts that we need to do that job. But as we send the crew out, we leave out a vital part of the conversation. Too often we fail to discuss the importance of
First You Have to Get There Read More »
Safety CoachCall a Great Safety Game A coach is often thought of as someone who brings out the best in others. Say hello to Kenny Ray, our special guest and coach for a free online learning session at 10 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 10. Ray is a risk consultant with Cline Wood, a Marsh & McLennan
January 2022 Safety Coach: Help Yourself, Help Others Read More »
Reaction to Distraction In today’s techno-world, many understand phone use while driving can be risky, however a “not me” attitude toward crashes clearly is a problem, judging by the results of a Travelers Risk Index survey on distracted driving. (I’m a safe driver; it’s not going to happen to me). The survey, conducted earlier this
December 2021 Newsletter: Get on Santa’s Good List Read More »
This time of year we get used to changes and anticipate certain things. The sun is rising later and setting earlier. Daylight hours are decreasing – a telltale sign of the change of seasons. And you know what that means, right? People are up and around more during hours of darkness than at other times
Light Up Pedestrian Safety During the Dark Hours of Autumn Read More »
Safety CoachSlam the Brakes on Crashes Rear-end crashes occur frequently and often result in property damage, injuries and fatalities. These types of crashes typically involve driver distraction, speeding and tailgating – behaviors that challenge all employers. Some incidents occur because … How Prevalent Are Rear-End Crashes? In 2019, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reported
August 2021 Safety Coach: Dish Up an End-of-Summer Safety Sizzler Read More »
Let’s All Pull Together to Share the Roads When children return to the classroom in this post-pandemic environment, traffic will ramp up again, particularly before the start of each school day and after the final bell rings. Employers can prepare by working with employees to promote safe driving habits to keep the walkways and roadways
August 2021 Newsletter: In This Class, We Don’t Do Easy Read More »
Mythbusters Distracted driving is all too common and deadly. Distracted Driving Awareness Month is a perfect opportunity to educate employees on safe driving behaviors. One of the best ways to participate is to dispel myths about distracted driving. Discuss the following three common myths with employees to encourage them to be safer on the roads:
April 2021 Newsletter: ABCs Backward: Conceive, Believe, Achieve! Read More »
