The human brain cannot handle two thinking tasks at the same time, like driving and talking on the phone. Your brain toggles quickly between the two tasks. When driving, this…
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Many distracted driving incidents are the result of personal choices, including cell phone use while behind the wheel, handheld or hands-free. Research indicates distraction persists long after you finish using…
About one-third of all traffic fatalities are linked to drunk driving incidents. Education is one way to affect culture change. Most adults reach 0.05 BAC after two to three drinks.…
Tiredness often is the result of monotonous driving. Some of your employees might be experiencing time-on-task fatigue during their daily commute. And a tired driver poses a potential safety risk.
Our Driving Concern Senior Program Manager Lisa Robinson discusses the safety effects of fatigue — and the potential risks of drowsy driving.
Backing up accounts for less than 1% of a driver’s time behind the wheel but regularly accounts for 25% of collisions. Our Driving Concern Senior Program Manager Lisa Robinson provides…
In the U.S., wet pavement contributes to more than 1 million crashes every year. In this edition of Live with Lisa, Our Driving Concern Senior Program Manager Lisa Robinson shares…
Games are for playgrounds, not the roadways. Our Driving Concern Senior Program Manager Lisa Robinson points out drivers who make unnecessary lane changes and exceed the speed limit put themselves…
When you go Live with Lisa, you learn how to put a new spin on old traffic safety issues. Here, Our Driving Concern Senior Program Manager Lisa Robinson says, “As you look…