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Resources to Build a Fleet Safety Program

STRENGTH IN NUMBERS®

Jack Hanley NETS Executive Director FSC | July 20, 2016

Member UN Road Safety Collaboration

Decade of Action for Road Safety 2011-2020 2015

Board Members and Mission

NETS is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the safety of employees, their families, and members of the communities in which they live and work by

preventing traffic crashes that occur on-and-off the job.


Employer ROAD SAFETY Progression

Minimal Attention

Danger Zone

Company Drivers /

Incidental Drivers

Entire Workforce

Workforce Families

Community Outreach

Corporate Social Responsibility/ Sustainability

Driving is likely the highest risk activity

employees do on a daily basis

NETS Board of Directors

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NETS Resources

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NETS Resources and Partners

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NETSWork A monthly publication of the Network of Employers for Traffic Safety

Monthly eNewsletter®


Drive Safely Work Week™ 2016

NETS Resources and Programs

Year-round

FORUM Exchange


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NETS Annual Fleet Safety Conference

NETS Membership

Orlando OCT 12-13, 2016 Annual

STRENGTH IN NUMBERS® Fleet

Safety Benchmark Program

Cost of Motor Vehicle Crashes to Employers--2015™

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STRENGTH IN NUMBERS® STRENGTH IN NUMBERS®

Cost of Motor Vehicle Crashes to Employers--2015™

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STRENGTH IN NUMBERS® Cost of Motor Vehicle

Crashes to Employers--2015™

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STRENGTH IN NUMBERS® Cost of Motor Vehicle

Crashes to Employers--2015™

Recommended Road Safety Practices™

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• Driver and driving training • Company road safety rules and procedures • Monitoring and feedback

Comprehensive Guide to Road Safety™

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• 21-languages

• Initiating a road safety program

• In the early stages of policy and program development

• Managing more mature road safety management systems and interventions

Guide to Defensive Driver Training™

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Part 1: Defensive Driver Training

Program

Part 2: Company Driver Risk

Assessment and Intervention

Part 3: Theory Session

Part 4: Practical Session

Part 5: Instructor Qualifications

and Competence

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Road Safety for All Employees 1

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Drive Safely Work Week™ 2016


Road Safety for All Employees 2

Campaign topics • Drowsy driving • Fatigue • Distracted driving • Seat belts • Speeding • Risk assessment • Sleepiness assessment

Available mid-August at www.trafficsafety.org

Free of charge

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METRICS Fleet sizes, mileage, crashes, injuries By country By vehicle type

• Light vehicles • Sedans, SUVs, pick-up

trucks, mini-vans • Medium (10,000-25,999 lbs.) • Heavy (26,000+ lbs.) • 2 and 3-wheeled motorized

PROGRAM ELEMENTS By country

Benchmark Scope


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Benchmark Program Elements

• Cell phone policy • Driver training programs • Communication • High risk driver intervention programs • Commentary Drives | Ride-alongs • Collision Review Process • IVMS • Scorecard | Metric • Leadership | Champion • Program ownership • Safety features | Telematics/Collision avoidance/etc.


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Fleet Safety Key Performance Indicators

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Q7.1. Which data points are included on your fleet safety scorecard? (Choose all that apply, but you must choose at least three.)

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Use of Light Duty Vehicle Safety Features

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Q14. Which of the following safety features do you currently require on passenger vehicles in your company fleet? (Choose all that apply, with the understanding that there may be some world areas where standards necessarily vary.)

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Program Elements Example: Mobile Phone Policies (Data Year 2014)

POLICY: MOBILE PHONE Yes 76 97%

No 2 3%

Describe policy Allow hands-free 43 57%

Ban any type 30 39%

Ban texting only 3 4%

Violation of policy Disciplinary action 65 86%

(Choose all that apply) Issue a warning 36 47%

Termination 43 57%

Commentary drive 9 12%

No special action 12 16% 20


Program Elements Example: In-vehicle Monitoring Systems (Data Year 2014)

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Review IVMS data after collisions Yes, for all collisions 20 59

Yes, serious collisions only 9 36

No 5 15 21


2015 Benchmark Program Best Practices

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Best Practices FORUM Exchange

Year-round Best Practices

FORUM Exchange

Over 175 fleet safety questions asked and answered by NETS members

The best practices FORUM exchange plus much more are

found in the “members only” section of NETS’ website--


- Identifying high-risk drivers

- Presenting the cost of collisions to

management

- Use of in-vehicle monitoring systems

- On-line vs. behind-the wheel training

- Categorizing collisions

- Identifying high risk drivers


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5-year Trend


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Employer ROAD SAFETY Progression

Minimal Attention

Danger Zone

Company Drivers /

Incidental Drivers

Entire Workforce

Workforce Families

Community Outreach

Corporate Social Responsibility/ Sustainability

Driving is likely the highest risk activity

employees do on a daily basis

NETS Board of Directors

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Questions?

twitter.com/NETS_RoadSafety

For more information: Jack Hanley

Executive Director [email protected]



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