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DETROIT - General Motors recently posted a short list of winter weather driving tips that you might want to pass along to your drivers.
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Read More →In dangerous winter weather, Dan Bailey, president of CARSTAR Collision Centers suggests that drivers check their visibility, leave extra distance between their vehicle and the car ahead of the vehicle for added safety and use extra caution when driving on one-lane roads, bridges and overpasses, among other tips.
Read More →Prepare your fleet for winter’s worst! A solid winterization plan prevents costly breakdowns, protects drivers, and keeps your fleet running smoothly.
Read More →When the temperature drops, so do tire pressures. NHTSA outlined the dangers of driving with underinflated tires in the final rule that mandated TPMS in light-duty vehicles in 2005, and experts say underinflation is a leading cause of tire blowouts.
Read More →In skiing, the skier in front of you always has the right of way, and you are responsible mainly for those in front of you. Drivers must remember that on the road, you are responsible for paying attention to everyone, and everything, around you.
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Read More →Applause has integrated TRUCE driving metrics directly into its employee-first performance and safety platform that transforms mobile devices into AI-powered telematics.
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