Maneuvering in close quarters is a challenge in any situation, but the larger the vehicle, the greater the challenge.
Back-To-School Safety guide: Hazards Every Driver Must be Aware of
Parents and teachers spend a lot of time reminding students to practice safety when walking or riding their bikes to school. However, students aren’t the only ones who need to brush up on their...
All Chem Puts Driver's Safety First with Smith System
When it comes to highway safety, All Chemical is committed to achieving the highest standards in excellence. With these standards at the forefront of their efforts to surpass industry safety...
Comparing Behind-the-Wheel Training and E-Learning
Driver safety is critical to the overall success of your business. When drivers are involved in on-the-job crashes, it’s the employer who ultimately pays the price. Establishing a safe driving...
Rising Crash Deaths Despite Safety Tech Advances
Are Your Drivers Maintaining Proper Following Distance?
Every year, more than 400,000 trucks are involved in crashes. Of those collisions, according to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), about 20% are the direct result of the...
5 Smith System Resources for Driver Trainers
As a certified trainer who teaches driving safety to other drivers in your company, you already have the best resource you can get: a Smith System certification and a strong working knowledge of how...
The Top 10 Most Dangerous Highways in the U.S.
We drive them every day, but some highways are safer than others. Whether it’s because of a high speed limit, the volume of cars traveling it, or the condition of the road itself, some highways...
Top Three Reasons It's Essential to Train Your Drivers
When it comes to your fleet, efficiency, compliance and the ultimate safety of your drivers and other drivers on the road are your top priorities.
Best Practices for Reversing Light- and Medium-Duty Vehicles
Drivers spend less than 1% of their time backing up, but a surprising 30 to 40% of all crashes happen when vehicles are in reverse. What's more, approximately 210 people die from backing incidents...