Distracted Driving
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), 3,477 people died in 2015 in crashes involving distracted drivers, and 14% of these crashes were reported to have involved cell phone use as a distraction.
NETS is pleased to share its second Drive Safely Work Week™ (DSWW) road safety campaign of 2017 focused on the topic of Distracted Driving. The materials will once again emphasize short, direct, actionable messages, highlighting specific behaviors employees can change that will reduce their risk of a vehicle crash. Materials are not dated, so employers have the option to schedule a Drive Safely Work Week™ campaign during a time frame that works best for them.
NETS invites you to download the Drive Safely Work Week™ Distracted Driving campaign from NETS’ website, and share this important message with your employees. Download the employer’s toolkit
Drive Focused. Drive Smart. Get Home Safely.
