Doug Hager came up in trucking in 1983. Back then, if a driver broke down, truckers stopped to help. They let each other merge, waved as they passed, ...

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is best known for investigating transportation-related events. Just one look at the agency’s mos...

We cannot see the future. Yet we’re able to get close by using predictive analytics, a technique of analyzing data to help predict outcomes befo...

In 2016, refuse and recyclable material collectors had the fifth most fatal job in the U.S., according to Bureau of Labor Statistics figures, wit...

Transit organizations rely on traditional video surveillance to help their operations run safely and on time. However, most organizations aren't g...

Director of Safety, Security, and Training George Gerth of Grammer Industries shares how video evidence helped exonerate an innocent driver. Listen to...

Mirror use is behind 7 percent of near-collisions. We explore why—and what safety managers can do about it. It’s one of the easiest hab...

Million mile rings. A trophy awarded to departments with outstanding safety compliance records. Giving with gratitude and respect. These are just some...

Time is money. And perhaps nowhere is that more true than in the aftermath of a collision. Unfortunately, justice can be a slow business. And as th...

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)’s Traffic Safety Facts for 2016, 4,317 fatalities occurred in colli...

Sometimes, all the technology in the world just isn't enough to prevent collisions. Brian Kohlwes discovered this when he joined Hirschbach two ye...

One of the biggest challenges in passenger transport, particularly in urban areas, is litigation. David Butcher, the vice president of GO Riteway, ...