

Focus on Road Safety
How Sleep Loss Costs Lives and Costs Companies
Understandably, it’s hard to know when someone is too tired to drive, but the physiological impacts are incredible. “Losing even two hours of sleep is similar to the effect of having three beers,” the U.S. National Safety Council noted. “Being awake for more than 20 hours is the equivalent of being legally drunk.”
So, it’s not surprising that a driver is three times more likely to be involved in a traffic crash if he or she is fatigued.

Telematics: An Intelligent Driving Force for Road Safety

Infographic: Are Roads Getting Riskier?

Fast Facts: Protecting Emergency Workers from Secondary Crashes
