If your employees use their own vehicles on the job, our revamped webinar is for you. In under an hour you’ll learn the key points about safety compliance, including what you and employees each need to do. You’ll get tips on vehicle inspection and maintenance, and driver orientation and supervision. You’ll also get ideas on what you can limit when the vehicle is used for work. Register now and bring your questions.Register and submit questions
Revised vehicle tool kit gives you tips and formsChances are, winter has been hard on vehicles. Spring is getting closer, which puts a different set of demands on them. To keep them in tip-top condition check out our revised Vehicle Inspection, Maintenance, and Selection Tool Kit. We’ve added tips and best practices, and gathered forms in one place. Review tool kitHow to… check licence and driving recordsWhen did you last check the driver’s licence and driving record of your employees? If it’s been more than a year, it’s past due. Use the easy steps laid out in this month’s Road Safety Planner topic to get it done. You can also get ideas for assessing driver skills. Follow the steps
Ask an expert: Tips for winter drivingQ. Winter isn’t over yet. What tips can I give my drivers so they don’t become complacent about the hazards? A. Drivers may lose a bit of focus when they’ve been driving in the same conditions for a while. To help remind drivers that winter hazards still exist, share the following tips with them. They were submitted by participants in our Practical BC Winter Driving Tips Webinar.Be prepared, physically and mentally. Check road conditions and weather forecasts. Drive to the conditions and give yourself extra time to get to your destination.Before driving, clear all the snow and ice off your vehicle. This includes the windshield, the roof, trunk, etc.Take public transit or work from home when snow or icy conditions are in the forecast.Refresh safety equipment and give additional focus to tires, fluids, and wipers during inspections. Review winter driving policies and practices.Watch webinar
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Watch this: A webinar excerpt on reducing driving fatigueEye strain from low light, the February blahs, vehicles with heaters blasting — all of these factors can wear on drivers. Have your employees take 4.5 minutes to watch What Drivers Can do to Reduce Fatigue. Watch excerptDownload this: A template for a road safety planIt’s a good time to review your road safety strategies. Use our Road Safety Plan Template to look for gaps in your plan and get ideas on how to strengthen it.Download templateRegister for this: A course on supervising driversTake a proactive approach to compliance by completing our online course, Supervising Employees Who Drive for Work. The information will come in handy when your organization hits busy season. Register now
Industry newsWe’d love to meet you at our BUILDEX boothGoing to the BUILDEX 2025 Conference? So are we! Stop by our Booth 1135 at the trade show on February 26 and 27 to talk about road safety. Learn moreLandscaping forum gets you ready for busy seasonWith lawn and gardening season drawing near, the timing is right for our final road safety forum for landscapers (CU 764060). It’s on March 19.Book your spotVideo shows how safe driving saves you fuelAnother benefit of safe driving habits: Reduced fuel consumption. Module 4 of Natural Resources Canada’s Auto$mart driver training program explains. View video
If your employees use their own vehicles on the job, our revamped webinar is for you. In under an hour you’ll learn the key points about safety compliance, including what you and employees each need to do. You’ll get tips on vehicle inspection and maintenance, and driver orientation and supervision. You’ll also get ideas on what you can limit when the vehicle is used for work. Register now and bring your questions.Register and submit questions
Revised vehicle tool kit gives you tips and formsChances are, winter has been hard on vehicles. Spring is getting closer, which puts a different set of demands on them. To keep them in tip-top condition check out our revised Vehicle Inspection, Maintenance, and Selection Tool Kit. We’ve added tips and best practices, and gathered forms in one place. Review tool kit
How to… check licence and driving recordsWhen did you last check the driver’s licence and driving record of your employees? If it’s been more than a year, it’s past due. Use the easy steps laid out in this month’s Road Safety Planner topic to get it done. You can also get ideas for assessing driver skills. Follow the steps
Watch this: A webinar excerpt on reducing driving fatigueEye strain from low light, the February blahs, vehicles with heaters blasting — all of these factors can wear on drivers. Have your employees take 4.5 minutes to watch What Drivers Can do to Reduce Fatigue. Watch excerpt 
Download this: A template for a road safety planIt’s a good time to review your road safety strategies. Use our Road Safety Plan Template to look for gaps in your plan and get ideas on how to strengthen it.Download template 
Register for this: A course on supervising driversTake a proactive approach to compliance by completing our online course, Supervising Employees Who Drive for Work. The information will come in handy when your organization hits busy season. Register now