If your organization relies on drivers as an integral part of day-to-day operations, you are probably aware of the extremely high risk that you are carrying. After all, motor vehicle crashes are the number one cause of workplace fatalities. While safety innovations continue to play a role in improving accident prevention and outcomes, fleet and safety managers must raise the bar when it comes to improving driver behavior. With litigation judgments and settlements often surpassing a million dollars, it simply makes good financial sense for companies to be more proactive on the fleet-safety front. But more importantly, each time you collect data, identify unsafe behaviors, and take time out to coach drivers and provide proper training, you could also be saving a life.
Motivated to improve your fleet safety, productivity, and efficiency? Here’s how: