Staying Safe During Inclement Weather Winter brings shorter days and inclement weather, making for harsh driving conditions, especially those driving in the early evening hours during times of precipitation.
Should cell use in cars be banned? Yes. Why? Cell use in cars should be banned because people of all ages do not need to multi-task while they’re driving. When you get behind the wheel of a car, all eyes and ears should be focused on the road ahead of you.
The Pennsylvania Association for Justice(PAJ) becomes the most recent employer to implement safe driving policies. The Pennsylvania Association for Justice(PAJ)recently implemented new safe driving policies for its managers and support staff. The managers will not call staff when they know they are driving, nor will they require immediate responses from staff to calls. Staff will
Starting January 3, 2012, commercial drivers subject to the US DOT’s rules will no longer be able to use hand held cell phones while operating their vehicles.
Speaking Up and Insisting On Commercial Drivers Driving Safer Changes Driver’s Behavior and Possibly An Entire Company’s
Cheer is in the air as the holiday season approaches. Just don’t overlook increased risks of being out on the road! As you head to Aunt Judy’s Christmas dinner or Bob’s Ugly Sweater Party, it is increasingly important to drive safely.
The NTSB has issued its most far reaching recommendation with respect to reducing accidents caused by distracted driving. The recommendation would ban hands-free as well as hand-held devices, but devices installed in the vehicle by the manufacturer would be allowed, the NTSB said.
How serious are the dangers? Deadly serious. Look at the facts: According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), a division of the U.S. Transportation Department, distracted driving is “any activity that could divert a person’s attention away from the primary task of driving.” It’s not just texting or making calls on a cell
Secretary of Transportation Ray La Hood has added another weapon to aid in the battle to combat teen driving tragedies caused by distracted driving. In collaboration with Regal Cinema, new public service announcements (PSA) have been released that depict in a straightforward manner the risks that texting and driving pose to teens.
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