10 Fingers, 10 Toes: Safety Counts
Many drivers are of the “not me” mindset. Distraction? Not me. I can make a call and focus on the road ahead. Injury in a crash? Not me. I can… Read more »
Category Archives: Passenger Restraint
November 2018 Newsletter: Be Sure Your Employees Feast on Safety
Lisa’s Lists: 5 Reasons to Give Thanks and 3 Tips for Safe Driving Our Driving Concern Senior Program Manager Lisa Robinson speaks to issues and concerns all employers face when… Read more »
What Happens When Unbuckled Bodies Collide in a Crash
In this Public Information Film, you learn how unbuckled bodies can collide in a crash, increasing risks of injuries and fatalities. Traveling at 30-mph, an adult passenger riding in the… Read more »
Connect with Employees Through Family Traffic Safety
Safe Kids Tulsa Area Car Seat Checkup Events Jan. 3: 1-3 p.m., Broken Arrow Fire Department Station 6, 3151 N. 9th St. (55th st. & Lynn Lane) Jan. 17: 10… Read more »
Doesn’t Matter How Far: Just Belt Up!
A two-second task is one of the least expensive and most effective ways for Oklahoma employers to reduce costs associated with crashes. By promoting seat belt use, you save lives… Read more »
Save Your ‘Game Face’ for Different Venue
When it comes to seat belts, who are the risk-takers? Our Driving Concern Sr. Program Manager Lisa Robinson looks at the research. She says those who refuse to buckle up… Read more »
Make Traffic Safety a Priority for All of Your Employees
Traffic safety in the workplace is for all of your employees, of all races and ethnic backgrounds, including those from tribal communities. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports… Read more »