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The Value of Investing in Vehicle Safety |
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If you are a business owner or fleet manager, employee health and safety is critical to the success of your company. Accident prevention is a powerful tool for reducing liability and lowering the cost of operation. For example, a proper parking sensor system can aid in obstacle detection, avoiding the expense of even a minor, yet costly vehicle repair. What is the true cost of a small driver error when you consider worker down time, lost productivity, rescheduling, insurance premium increases and possible customer alienation?
Vehicle safeguards such as a backup camera system can help limit financial loss and legal liability. Not only can you eliminate vehicle blind spots, you can also monitor and record events in and around your vehicles. With the latest collision avoidance technology, driving risk declines and so can the cost to insure a few delivery trucks or an entire fleet of utility vehicles.
Commercial truck drivers are well aware of the difficulty of backing up their trailers, often in extremely tight spaces. By the shear nature of the delivery process, the likelihood is greater that even the most experienced driver will have some type of mishap. A wireless rear view camera or backing alarm is a small expenditure when you consider the price tag of a major trailer repair or replacement, towing and cleanup, workers compensation and legal fees.
By making an investment in the latest transportation safety products, such as obstacle avoidance technology or a tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS), you will realize more than just financial gains. You will be helping limit employee risk, protecting your organizations resources and possibly saving the life of another individual. |
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