By Sarah Mallonga, Project Manager, Strategic Consulting With the evolution of technology, smartphones in particular, the epidemic of distracted driving has increased, threatening the lives of everyone on the road. While we cannot...
By Kim Iwanowski, Manager Risk & Safety With all the headlines and statistics available, it’s hard not to acknowledge the dangers of distracted driving. While federal and state governments are proposing and...
In a successful start to National Distracted Driving Awareness Month, West Virginia and Idaho recently became the 36th and 37th states, respectively, to enact bans on the dangerous practice of texting while driving. West...
By Jamie Casella, Safety Product Manager When it comes to distracted driving, there’s been no shortage of legislative and regulatory attention in recent years. Laws and regulations have been passed and proposed in the U.S. and Ca...
By Kim Hickey, Vehicle Accident Services Client Consultant April signifies springtime showers, the start of Major League Baseball season and
Automotive Fleet recently spoke to PHH Arval Senior Vice President of Strategic Alliances, Steve DiBiagio, about the efforts fleets are taking to combat distracted driving. He addressed issues such as:
“Crashes caused by distracted driving are 100 percent preventable,” said Steve DiBiagio during an interview with The Baltimore Sun...
Distracted and Dangerous: Enhancing Fleet Driver SafetyBy Chuck Trunk, PHH Arval Product Manager The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has said that despite a rush by states to ban the use of cell phones while...
Did you know that 25% of all crashes involve cell phone use, and one-third of all companies have knowledge or evidence of vehicle crashes as a result of distracted driving? This webinar took a close look at the distracted driving challenge that...
By Karen HealeyDirector, Product ManagementPHH Arval Distracted driving is a hot topic. More and more states are banning either driving while texting or driving while using a hand-held cell phone (Click