Safety CoachSort for Safety In some places, the amount of traffic this fall may be significantly reduced. In others, people may be going back to the office and school. Expect…
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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…
Stress Solutions During the COVID-19 pandemic, distracted driving and impaired driving incidents have been reported across the nation despite the fact fewer vehicles are on the roadways. Concerns about mental…
Safety CoachZen Safety Moment Alex Epstein, director of transportation safety at the National Safety Council, grew up in New York City and took his driving test on the streets of…
Road Safety Stars All of us have had time to identify our heroes in recent days. We have paid tribute to first responders, truck drivers and grocery store workers. Today,…
Safety CoachPencil Tip Sharp Recently, I sent details about upcoming continuing education opportunities to David Holden, senior safety specialist with the City of El Paso’s water department. I was struck…
Tired Driver On average, more than 40% of employees are sleep-deprived. Many employees are working longer hours to meet the demands of the COVID-19 crisis. Managing employee fatigue is more…
Safety CoachGaze to the Future I’ve heard it said that education is the passport to the future, and tomorrow belongs to those who prepare today. My question for you is…
8 Ways to Make a Difference COVID-19 has created a new workplace environment for many – as well as a sense of apprehension. If you are anxious, there are ways…