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Nearly 400 people will be killed in vehicle crashes and another 42,300 will be injured, according to the National Safety Council.
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Road deaths caused by vehicle crashes fell 4 percent during the first half of 2014, according to the National Safety Council. From January to June, there were 16,180 traffic deaths on U.S. roads.
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For fleet managers, distractions can turn into millions of dollars in losses due to accidents and the ensuing injuries to drivers and damage to vehicles, as well as any other motorists involved.
Read More →Nearly 400 people will die in traffic accidents during the upcoming Memorial Day Weekend, according to the National Safety Council.
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Distracted cellphone use now plays a role in 26 percent of all motor vehicle accidents, the National Safety Council has reported in its annual Injury Facts report.
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The National Safety Council announced its preliminary estimate that approximately 35,200 motor vehicle fatalities occurred in 2013.
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According to NSC preliminary figures, 2013 road fatalities dropped back down to 2010 and 2011 levels.
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Winning video productions must creatively demonstrate how and why behind-the-wheel use of wireless electronic devices still distracts drivers and poses a serious safety risk.
Read More →Representatives from the National Safety Council of the Ozarks were on hand Jan. 3 to make a special presentation in recognition of the achievement of 1 million hours worked without a lost-time injury.
Read More →The National Safety Council said it strongly supports President Obama’s nomination for Deborah Hersman to serve a third term as the National Transportation Safety Board chairman.
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