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Fleet safety and risk management reference materials - accident reconstruction, laws and regulations, Hazmat, driver training, prototypes of fleet policies and safety programs, medical exam requirements, loss statistics, research studies, school bus safety materials, discussion groups, etc. Carrier safety ratings, vehicle crashworthiness data, and other fleet safety databases. DOT substance abuse testing requirements & and program materials. DOT regulatory requirements. How to evaulate Motor Vehicle Records. Driver selection criteria. Guidance on MVR point systems. Field manuals on traffic operations, vehicle accident investigations, driver manuals, motor transport operations, CDL manuals. Safety guidelines, rules of the road, state laws for bicycles, mopeds, electric bikes, scooters, motorcycles. Pedestrian safety.
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Download state traffic crash report forms and any overlay code sheets applicable to that state
A discussion of whether there are adverse impacts from roadside digital billboards
A series of US Federal Highway Administration documents on the subject
DOT regulations are complicated - make sure your drivers and vehicles are in compliance
Drug and alcohol testing required by the FRA for Railroad industry employees
Promotes and regulates safety throughout the Nation's railroad industry
Full text of Federal Register Notices and CFR regs pertaining to the Federal Railroad Administration
Full text of safety bulletins relating to rail cars, equipment, etc.
Compilation of state laws and regulations affectiong highway-rail grade crossings
Text of the chapters of the US Codes related to railroad safety
The 4 important steps in order to manage and implement fleet safety in your organization
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