13 Organizations Demonstrate Commitment to Keeping Employees Safer on Texas Roadways Thirteen is the lucky number. On Aug. 9, 2018, the National Safety Councilrecognized 13 Texas employers with Texas Employer Traffic Safety Awards through its Our Driving Concern program. Award recipients ranged from businesses with as few as 40 employees to as many as 20,757, and from nonprofits …
Some traffic safety messages stand the test of time. Print and post at your workplace or share on your social channels: Any Close Ones Lately? Be Ready to Stop Now Aren’t You Glad You’re s Safe Driver? Tailgating Sudden Stops
Begin a conversation with your employees like this: Before we can bring about an end to distracted driving, we must recognize a problem exists. In 2015, 38% of Texas drivers said they talked on their mobile phone while driving at least some of the time, according to a Texas A&M Transportation Institute survey. And 21.2% …
In a group setting, challenge your employees to define distracted driving. Set parameters by telling them up front this is an activity that requires common sense, not the use of a dictionary. Call on individuals and ask them to share their answers. The Texas Department of Transportation provides some examples in its Talk. Text. Crash. …
The National Safety Council announced the recipients of the second annual 2015 Our Driving Concern: Texas Employer Traffic Safety Award, presented in partnership with the Texas Department of Transportation. The honorees represent employers who have shown outstanding commitment to the safety and well-being of their employees on-and-off the job in the area of traffic safety. …
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