FMCSA Making Changes to Compliance Safety Accountability Program

One change includes redefining the definition of passenger carrier companies by removing carriers operating only 1-8 passenger vehicles and private carriers operating 1-15 passenger vehicles such as limousines, vans and taxis. The changes will be implemented in December 2012.

Jasper's Crawford County Remanufacturing Facility Earns VPP Star Safety Certification

The Indiana Department of Labor has announced the Star Certification of Jasper Engines and Transmissions’ Crawford County, Ind., remanufacturing facility in Indiana’s Voluntary Protection Program (VPP).

National Safety Council: Traffic Crashes Killed More Than 44,000 in 2023

The National Safety Council, based on its preliminary analysis, estimates 44,450 people died in traffic crashes in 2023. That marks a slight decline from 2022, but a large increase compared to pre-pandemic 2019.

Fleet Safety Tip of the Week: Safely Driving Through a Roundabout

Here's some driving advice, along with a video, from the Washington State Department of Transportation.

Automakers Agree to Voluntary Rules for SUV Safety

2021 Mercedes-Benz Metris Improves Fleet Connectivity & Safety Functions

The Mercedes-Benz Metris will receive several updates for the 2021 model-year, including new vehicle monitoring capabilities for fleets, new advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS), and an improved infotainment setup.

Geotab Adds eDriving Fleet Safety Solution to its Digital Marketplace

Geotab has added a solution from eDriving to its Marketplace that is designed to help reduce incidents, collisions, MVR license violations, and total cost of fleet ownership.

Fleet Training That Works: Best Practices for Building a Safety-First Culture

Fleet safety starts with smart training. Explore best practices for coaching drivers, reducing risk, and building a long-term safety culture.

Some Safety Items Become Options as GM Trims Costs