Road rage is a common phrase many apply to other drivers, but what about their own driving ability? Even though 80 percent of drivers think that they’re above-average drivers, a fair amount within that statistic must have road rage.
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Fatigued driving — better known as “drowsy driving” — is more common than drunk driving and can be equally dangerous.
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It’s not just truckers that can spend long days behind the wheel though - if you’re about to take a long trip, you may need a few tips and tricks to ensure you rule the road.
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There are a number of obvious applications for biometrics in the commercial transportation industry, including securing access to vehicles and facilities, driver identity substantiation and product delivery verification.
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In 2017, the number of crash fatalities involving big trucks rose to its highest level in almost 30 years according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). Why are larger vehicles seemingly becoming more dangerous while the roads as a whole are getting safer?
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Technology is reshaping almost every aspect of the trucking industry, whether it be modern rigs becoming easier and safer to drive, route planning, recalculation done on the fly or tracking expenses on the road.
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For the sake of employee health, happiness and productivity, keeping stress to a minimum is important. How does this apply to drivers and better yet, how do you keep your drivers happy?
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Many businesses require their employees to drive on company time, whether delivering goods, making personal calls or driving to and from meetings.
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If your employees drive for work, you need to know that they’re being safe. The fear of not knowing could cost you more than you think.
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