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Airbags Intended to Be Life-Saving, Not Life-Threatening
Right now, there are 37 million vehicles on the road with dangerous open airbag recalls – and more than 1.7 million vehicles with airbag recalls
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Distracted Driving
Silence the Noise and Focus on the Drive
Tap, tap, tap. Recognize the all-too-familiar sound of your fingers typing out a message on your cellphone? SCREECH, BAM!!! That’s the sound of your car
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Improved Safety is Well Worth the Journey
At many organizations, employees are required to drive as part of their jobs, whether as construction machine operators or to pick up and deliver goods.
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Be Sure Safety is on Your Spring Break Checklist
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
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10 Fingers, 10 Toes: Safety Counts
Many drivers are of the “not me” mindset. Distraction? Not me. I can make a call and focus on the road ahead. Injury in a
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Awkward or Genius? An Attempt to Thwart Driver Distraction
Today’s distracted driver might not look that much different than yesterday’s. The types of distraction are what continue to increase. Yesterday, it was simply calls
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Cast the Shadow of a Safety Leader
In February, a famous little groundhog climbs out of his burrow, makes a bold prediction and then for all practical purposes disappears for another year.
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Let Safety Put a Smile on Your Face
From time-to-time, one of THOSE videos captures your attention on social media or makes its way on to the nightly news. You know the kind:
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Get Ahead of the Big Game: Throw a Super Safety Party
Super Sunday is fast-approaching. So, what does that mean? Food, watch parties and fun! Some will watch the big game on Feb. 3. Others will
A fresh perspective!
National Safety Council Senior Program Manager Lisa Robinson brings her unique take on traffic safety to her blog: Know Safety, No Crashes.
About Lisa
Lisa Robinson, CFLE, is a senior program manager for the National Safety Council and heads the Our Driving Concern Employer Traffic Safety Program. Lisa works with employers to support traffic safety within their safety culture, by providing resources and increasing their knowledge on driver behavior, including distracted driving, drowsy driving and impaired driving. She also addresses other traffic safety concerns and works with employers on implementing employer policies to decrease their liability.
Lisa received her B.S. degree from Oklahoma State University and holds the designation of Certified Family Life Educator from the National Council on Family Relations. She has worked diligently to educate employers about the roadway as an extension of the workplace.
