Of 3 million events coached this summer, the following five risky behaviors were the most prevalent, with drivers not wearing seatbelts and unsafe following distance together accounting for 54% of the top five, according to Lytx Data.
The two have joined forces to provide program and safety training to achieve Vision Zero.
Peter Bednar talks about what he and his staff have been doing to prevent the spread of COVID-19, as well as maintaining a cleaner fleet for the environment.
Based on the percentage of drivers with a prior incident on their records, Insurify identifies bus, postal, and truck drivers as the best, and valet, limo, and delivery workers as the worst.
To provide users with face, head, and neck protection, Milwaukee Tool is expanding its workwear lineup with the addition of a multi-functional neck gaiter.
The kit enables forklift operators to identify potential safety hazard threats such as the unexpected arrival of another vehicle or person within a close range in time to take appropriate action to avert a collision.
General Motors has developed new technology to aid workplace safety during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the company is sharing its innovations with the world for potential use in job sites as diverse as manufacturing plants, offices, or even schools.
Here's how fleet managers can use this data to coach drivers more effectively.
Gigantic face masks have been placed on New Castle County, Del. government vehicles as part of a public awareness campaign to curb the spread of COVID-19.
Darryl Syler has learned much during the international crisis and has adapted in ways that help him run a safer, more efficient fleet.
The STA-SAFE's design decreases the risk of spreading germs on one of the most highly utilized contact surfaces - public door handles.
A new investigation by Motherboard, Vice’s long-form investigative arm, claims more than 400 U.S. Postal Service delivery trucks have been damaged or destroyed by fires since May 2014.
The test centers are following government guidelines for safety and social distancing.
The sessions have involved up to 100 companies including waste management, for-hire vehicles, school bus operators, non-profits, and public fleets.
COVID-19 created a need for DSNY to implement multiple safety measures to ensure its employees stayed healthy.
