Phil Moser: ‘Personal Safety for the Business Traveler’
Personal Safety for business travelers can be a concern. These employees are exposed to personal safety hazards that are unique to their work environments. Included in Phil Moser’s presentation will be information regarding carjacking, police stops and fake police, air travel, hotel safety and street safety. Hear his presentation at AFLA’s 2014 Mid-Year Forum on May 1st.
Evan Marcus, Keynoter: ‘It’s OK to Play’
Evan Marcus will give the keynote presentation at AFLA’s 2014 Mid-Year Forum on May 1st. Marcus offers practical ideas for becoming more joyful and effective both professionally and personally. By becoming masterful in the art of play you will possess skills that are widely transferable, from managing your time to strengthening relationships.
Scott Pattullo: ‘Fleet from 30,000 Feet: Where We’ve Been, Where We Are, and Where We’re Going’
Scott Pattullo, Senior Vice President of Sales, Marketing and Account Management, Wheels, will give the AFLA 2014 Mid-Year Forum audience a high-level overview of the past, current and future of the fleet vehicle industry on May 1st.
Sprint Recognizes National Distracted Driving Awareness Month
As the country recognizes National Distracted Driving Awareness Month, Sprint is reminding wireless consumers to focus on driving while behind the wheel, to not text or email while driving, and to encourage others to promote driver safety in their local communities.
According to a 2013 study on traffic safety culture by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, nearly all drivers view texting or emailing while driving as a very serious threat to their own personal safety and consider it completely unacceptable.
DPS Stats Give Insight on Distracted Driving
Over a five-month period, 10 people died and 380 were injured as a result of distracted driving, according to the Arizona Department of Public Safety.
DPS held a five-day campaign this month to target distracted driving through enforcement and education, and in a newly released report, it released statistics about crashes and citations during that period alongside data gathered from Nov. 27 to April 1.
