Memorial Day Weekend has come and gone, and many in Delaware have either already hit the road for traveling or are planning to do so in the near future. Summertime road trips can be a memorable annual event, but steering clear of some of the dangers involved can help keep this tradition alive. For residents

Many Delaware residents have probably either experienced a car accident or witnessed one. If not, almost everyone has glimpsed examples of negligent driving at some point. Unfortunately, bad drivers are everywhere, from passenger vehicles to huge semi trucks. Negligent truck drivers, though, can cause much more damage than the driver of a passenger car, even

In today’s technology-driven world, monitoring devices can be used to improve the safety of many different things. Local parents might use a baby monitor to keep watch on a newborn, while home and business owners might utilize surveillance cameras to keep a digital eye on their surroundings. In any event, these devices are usually used

When a person in Delaware attends driver’s education, he or she learns various tips and tricks to stay safe on the road. For truck drivers, there is an added responsibility of handling a relatively massive vehicle that has the power to easily cause serious injuries or death if they are in an accident. Trucking safety

It is not unusual for residents of Delaware or any other state to undergo drug testing as part of their job. For some, it may be the final part of the initial hiring process, while for others it may be a random or routine element of keeping their job. For truck drivers, drug and alcohol

For most residents of the Wilmington area, health is an important area of concern in life. For truck drivers and others who make their living in the transportation industry, health can affect not only one’s job performance but also the safety of others. According to a recent report, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) included

Avoiding accidents is something that most Delaware drivers probably do every day without even thinking about it. For truck drivers, though, safety is literally a job requirement. In a recent webinar, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration focused on the many statistics that have recently come out concerning truck accidents. The FMCSA’s recent study on