Resources

Bridget Curbside

She turns the downer that is your daily commute into merriment

BAC Test

Think you are good to drive a few hours after you have had some drinks? Check out this timeline to understand how your blood alcohol level (BAC) can remain elevated long after you have stopped drinking.

Check to Protect

Download a two-sided “VIN reminder card” for drivers to fill out and carry with them. Then, they easily can go to Check to Protect and check their vehicle’s recall status. There also is a Spanish version of the reminder card. Right click on the Check to Protect logo (at right), hit “save image as” and create a Check to Protect button on your company website.

Distracted Driving Simulator

Through a partnership between the Oklahoma Highway Safety Office and the Oklahoma County Sheriff’s Office, arrangements can be made for organizations to use traffic safety educational tools, including a distracted driving simulator. For more information, contact Sgt. Kelcey Frazier.

Employees and Motor Vehicle Crashes

A workplace driver safety program can greatly reduce risks faced by your employees and their families while also protecting your company’s bottom line. This brochure is intended to help you make the case for company-wide traffic safety training: Employees and Motor Vehicle Crashes

Handouts/Brochures

These colorful, engaging handouts can be used for employer training and safety talks. Post them on a bulletin board, share them in your eNewsletters or on your organization’s intranet site:

• Impaired Drivers Are Dangerous Drivers
• On the Road … Off the Phone
• Seat Belts Save Lives
• Asleep at the Wheel
• Crashes Can Wreck Your Business
• No Text Message is Worth a Life

Keep Tractor Trailer Drivers Safe at Destination

A flier produced by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration and the trucking industry addresses common hazards for drivers after they reach their destination:

• Parking
• Backing up
• Coupling (attaching) vehicles
• Uncoupling (detaching) vehicles

Use this free resource to check off important truck driver safety steps.

Making the Case for Traffic Safety

Want in on a dirty little secret? Crashes cost employers billions of dollars and millions of work days each year. At Our Driving Concern, we help Oklahoma employers reduce risks and manage costs. Here, we present our case: Four Reasons to Use an Employee Traffic Safety Program.

Power Play: Our Tools, Your Voice

On this page, you will find the PowerPoint presentations we’ve used in our free webinar series. We invite you to access these presentations and make use of them in traffic safety talks with your employees.

Safety Coach Tailgate Talk Cards

Easy to use—anywhere! How to use Safety Coach Tailgate Talk Cards

Sample Driving Policy

As an employer, you are wondering what elements should be included in a safe driving policy for employees. We have created a Sample Driving Policy you can copy and use on your own company letterhead.

The document addresses concern over aggressive driving, distracted driving, impaired driving and seat belt use. At the end, there is a place for employee acknowledgement of company policy, signature required.

Test Your Employees

How is your road sign literacy? Take the test, learn the answer.

Toilet Tabloids

We’ve created a unique free resource that enables you to share important traffic safety messages — even in the bathroom.

Traffic Safety Huddle

Talking points on driving basics for you to use in a Safety Huddle with your team

Traffic Safety Video Tool

Change driver behavior with our creative resources and your ongoing educational efforts. Download and share this looping file in your lobbies, breakrooms and other places where you post information on video monitors.

Tribal Road Safety

Although each American Indian/Alaska Native community is politically and culturally unique, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says effective strategies can be tailored to meet the specific traffic safety needs of tribes.

2Seconds2Click

The Network of Employers for Traffic Safety has partnered with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to create a free online seat belt toolkit. The kit includes a communication plan for a six-week worksite seat belt usage campaign.