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Safety technologies such as brake stroke monitoring systems credited for helping decrease fatalities. Overall vehicle fatalities are also down.
Read More →Following U.S. government crash testing, the all-new vehicle received five-star front- and side-impact ratings.
Read More →UNITED KINGDOM – New research by UK road safety charity Brake suggests that at-work drivers are significantly more likely to tailgate than other drivers.
Read More →Six months into the one-year program, only 19 Mexican carriers have gained the authority to operate deep within the U.S.
Read More →Many truck drivers, who are paid for each mile driven, maintain two log books including a fake one to show police.
Read More →Several large trucking fleets have urged the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration to retain the 11th hour of driving and the 34-hour restart in its hours-of-service regulations, saying those provisions have improved highway safety and given drivers the flexibility to adjust to unexpected delays.
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Following a program compliance may be challenging, but it is doable. Key areas of focus are highlighted.
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The day-to-day challenges of fleet driving often clash with what the safety videos say. Is there a way to get business done and be safe at the same time?
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Nearly all this year’s medium-duty Class 3-6 commercial vehicles provide upgraded braking systems and/or new brake-related features and options.
Read More →According to the company, fleets in the study reduced physical damage from collisions by 35 to 99 percent by using the DriveCam video event data recorder.
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