The National Transportation Safety Board is recommending that all people who’ve been convicted of drunk driving in the US should have interlocks installed on their cars to stop a repeat offense from occurring. It’s a non-binding recommendation to state legislatures and is being sent to 33 states that don’t currently require interlock devices for all […]
The White House has signed off on a directive that will have “black boxes” installed in all future cars and trucks that are equipped with event data records. Most vehicle manufactured today carry such devices onboard and they’ve aided in recent investigations into the unintended acceleration scare at Toyota. Privacy advocates have raised concerns about […]
A majority of UK fleet managers are cautiously optimistic (56%) and 12% are very optimistic about what they’re expecting to see in 2013, according to a new survey conducted by GreenRoad called “Fleet Leader 2012 Outlook.” About 84% think reducing fuel expenses will be a significant challenge, and have a positive attitude about introducing more […]
National Safety Council Accepting Submissions for 2013 Robert W. Campbell Award The National Safety Council is inviting organizations from around the globe to apply for safety’s highest honor – the 2013 Robert W. Campbell Award. Presented annually, the Campbell Award is given to an organization that integrates environmental, health and safety management into the very […]
NAFA Fleet Management Association is proud to announce that Kelli J. White, National Fleet Operations Manager for Capital & Procurement at Frito Lay, and Ronald L. Clatterbuck, State Fleet Manager for the State of Colorado, were chosen as the winners of the Association’s 2012 Membership Drive. The successful “member-recruit-a-member” campaign offered NAFA Members the opportunity […]