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Safety Newsletter – March 2021
Getting your cargo to its final destination in a timely manner should be a top priority, however an even higher priority should be the safety of you and those around...
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February 2021 Newsletter
CVSA International Roadcheck Set for May 4-6 Mark your calendars! This year’s International Roadcheck is set for May 4-6 with a special focus on commercial motor vehicle lighting and hours...
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Safety Newsletter – February 2021
Yard and dock accidents and incidents are commonly reported safety events. These are generally minor in nature, however still can be costly and are completely avoidable. Below are some tips...
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December 2020 Newsletter
CDC Recommendations for Truck Drivers Limit close contact with others by maintaining a distance of at least 6 feet when possible. Limit time spent outside of the truck cab during fueling,...
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Safety Newsletter – January 2021
Winter Weather Injury Prevention Slips, trips, and falls are something that you should always be cautious of, however they are even more prevalent in the winter months. Snow, ice,...
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Safety Newsletter – December 2020
Winter Safe Driving Tips Be prepared for all situations that you may find yourself in by keeping the following items handy: Ice scraper A flashlight A warm blanket and change...
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Safety Newsletter – November 2020
Congrats to our Safe Drivers! The Fundamental drivers below have driven the past six months without any safety events and have received our recognition. Congratulations, and keep up the safe...
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Safety Newsletter – October 2020
Fall Safe Driving Tips Summer has flown by and it is now the beginning of fall, which brings cooler weather, changing foliage and the start of the holiday season. All...
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Safety Newsletter – September 2020
This month's Risk Management Safety Newsletter discusses pre and post trip inspections, and how completing these inspections is not only essential and required, but also crucial when it comes to identifying possible imperfections, damage, and malfunctioning parts on your truck or trailer.