Help Shape the Future of Fleet Safety – Participate Today!
LAST CHANCE: We’re asking fleet managers, risk and safety leaders, operations pros, and others in the trenches to take a few minutes to weigh in on their safety challenges.

Safety isn’t optional. Fleets across the country are rethinking their approach to keep drivers, vehicles, and the public protected. Help us find out how.
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Last chance to participate! Submit your input today!!
Skyrocketing insurance costs. Nuclear verdicts. A driver shortage that won’t quit. If you manage or support a fleet, you already know that safety isn’t just a buzzword: it’s a bottom-line issue.
That’s why Work Truck and our sister brand Heavy Duty Trucking are teaming up to dig into what today’s vocational, medium-duty, and heavy-duty fleets are really doing to improve safety. From in-cab tech to safety bonuses and training tactics, we want to know what’s working, what’s not, and where the gaps still are.
👉 Take the quick survey here – it only takes about 6 minutes.
Your responses will help shape both HDT’s upcoming Fact Book and Work Truck’s annual safety issue. Everyone who completes the survey will get access to the full results report from last year's study, and all answers are kept completely confidential.
We’re asking fleet managers, risk and safety leaders, operations pros, and others in the trenches to take a few minutes to weigh in.
Let’s get a clearer picture of where our industry stands and where we’re headed.
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