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AAA Releases 2020 Thanksgiving Travel Forecast
A new study found that travelers hitting the road for the Thanksgiving holiday travel period will experience less traffic and congestion than in previous years due to the ongoing coronavirus outbreak.
Safety compliance: Is your fleet satisfactory, conditional or unsatisfactory?
By keeping up with FMCSA’s safety guidelines, a fleet is more likely to receive a positive safety record and stay on the road. Every month this column shares information to help motor carriers and their drivers stay safe and compliant. My primary goal is to improve highway safety and protect everyone on the road. Another goal is to help fleets attain or retain a good safety record that qualifies them for participation in a weigh station bypass program.
Feds move to foil banking discrimination of energy
The nation’s banking regulator, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency is proposing rules to foil efforts of big banks to refuse lending to coal and oil and gas. The proposal came months after a letter was sent to President Trump by Oklahoma U.S. Senators Jim Inhofe, James Lankford and others complaining of how the nation’s banks “unfairly picked energy winners and losers to placate the environmental fringe.”
Technology: Transforming Safety for Workers and Communities Alike
Thanks to the advances in digital data capture and recording by sensors and devices, information is a commodity that is not in short supply.Improving safety isn’t just about reducing workplace risks within industrial and process environments—it’s also about safeguarding neighboring communities and environments. Read on to learn how technology is improving safety via a transformation of the way safety devices are managed and how operator safety is monitored while at work.
Checking in on Your Organizational Safety Culture
A few weeks ago during the EHS Daily Advisor’s Safety Culture Week, we provided a wide array of content to help you build a safety culture that is effective all year round. But to maintain a healthy culture, it’s important to constantly check in on it. So, how is your safety culture? You might begin by asking yourself, “What does ‘safe’ look like?” Is it a low recordable incident rate? Is it a lower number of workers’ compensation claims?
The advantages of ‘immersive training’ for employee safety
Immersive technologies generate realistic environments and situations to get as close as possible to the first-hand experience. Saying that the world has changed in the past few months is certainly an understatement
Benefits of advanced integrated Telematics solutions
A look into why OEs are partnering with telematics service providers, plus what to expect with the next generation of telematics functionality.
Confronting COVID-19 in Workplace a Tall Task for Fleets
It takes a robust yet flexible plan from trucking companies to effectively build processes and procedures to curb the risks and spread of COVID-19 in the workplace.
7 reasons to use a Dashboard Camera
A dash board camera can help you if another driver rams into your vehicle. A camera can also help you with car insurance.
Fleets Target Driver Retention, Safety Culture
Improving driver engagement and overall safety were on the minds of industry leaders during American Trucking Associations’ Management Conference & Exhibition on Oct. 20.
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