The American Trucking Assns. (ATA) has adopted 18 new recommendations made by its newly established Safety Task Force in an attempt to expand the organization’s safety agenda
The American Trucking Assns. (ATA) has adopted 18 new recommendations made by its newly established Safety Task Force in an attempt to expand the organization’s safety agenda.
ATA hopes the recommendations can further reduce the number of highway-related fatalities and injuries, although large truck crash fatality rates and injury rates are at the lowest rate recorded in the three decades statistics have been kept.
The recommendations are:
Improving Driver Performance
Policy on the use of non-integrated technologies while the vehicle is in motion
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