
Driver Training
Employers pay significant costs associated with motor vehicle crashes. When employees are involved in traffic incidents, companies are exposed to liability risks and legal expenses, not to mention lost time, decreased productivity, increased insurance and workers’ compensation rates.
As a reminder, the average cost of a non-fatal workplace motor vehicle accident is approximately $65,000 in direct costs. This does not take into consideration indirect cost such as the physiological damage to the injured and other workers, lost productivity, decreased moral, OSHA fines, corrective action, supervisor time for investigations, damaged equipment and dissatisfied customers. Studies have shown that for every dollar the company spends in direct cost they can spend 4-52 times that on indirect costs.
Implementing a driver safety program, will help your organization keep employees safer and can potentially:
Decrease risk of motor vehicle collisions and traffic violations
Minimize exposure to liability risks and legal costs
Reduce insurance premiums and workers’ compensation claims
Lower vehicle repair bills and replacement expenses
Protect business operations and brand identity