Frequently asked questions about electrical safety, with answers provided by OSHA. Read all here...
4 tips to prepare and prevent accidents in adverse driving conditions. Read full article here...
State transportation credit decline in traffic deaths to safety and awareness programs that resonate with young drivers. Read full article here...
With January already passed, it's too late for National Radon Action month, but there's still plenty of time to design some safety meetings. Start now!...
On Jan. 14, 2014, the FMCSA published a final rule extending the requirements that certain interstate commercial drivers carry paper copies of their medical examiner’s certificates. Read full article here...
American businesses need to fortify their protections against information security threats. In a recent flash survey of American office workers, Stroz Friedberg explored the state of information security in U.S. businesses. The reality is rather bleak. Read full report...
The U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has extended for five years its agreement with automakers to continue researching advanced alcohol detection technology that could prevent vehicles from being driven by a drunk driver....
This is the first report of its kind to objectively assess the degree to which engagement in tasks other than driving contributes to novice drivers’ crashes. Read more...
States that do not a have fee schedule in place are likely to pay more for workers’ compensation-related medical services, according to WCRI studies. Read full article here...
It’s getting more difficult to earn a Top Safety Pick from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. Interestingly, the number of Top Safety Pick+ winners for 2014 (22) outnumbers the list of Top Safety Pick winners (17)....