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One-Off Training Interventions Won’t Amount to Holistic Solutions
Without consistent on-going driver training your employer becomes a prime target for negligent entrustment lawsuits.
Topics: fleet risk Safety & Risk fleet risk management fleet safety professionals utility fleet drivers negligent entrustment at-risk driver
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Feel the Need for Speed? Let’s Take a Look At Your Time Management Skills
Topics: driver safety training driver safety performance driver safety safety policies cognitive distractions behavioral triggers driver safety behavior safe driving skills speed limit speeding time management safe driving tips
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One Second Advantage™ Safety Tip: Avoiding Aggressive Driving
There is probably not a day that goes by when you see someone taking unnecessary driving risks. If you are like most individuals, this can make you quite uncomfortable—maybe even angry at times. Without a doubt, aggressive driving is a serious and growing problem. It is rude, often illegal, and always dangerous. Speeding, tailgating, frequent and sudden lane changes, failure to yield right-of-way and disregarding traffic signals—these aggressive behaviors are contributing factors in more than 50 percent of all collisions.
Topics: driver safety training fleet risk sharing the road aggressive driving safe driving tips
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Two million accidents occur every year due to drivers failing to signal, as reported by the Society of Automotive Engineers (2012).
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REAR-END COLLISIONS: One of the most important things to do while driving is looking where you want to go—not at the bumper of the car ahead. If there is pending danger ahead, such as a stopped vehicle or slowing traffic, you’ll see the situation sooner and have additional time to react safely. By looking farther ahead, you can begin braking earlier and potentially avoid a rear-end collision.
