Coronavirus has caused stress levels and personal pressure to soar. Whether it is concern for loved ones, pressure of a job losses or income reductions or simply difficulty adjusting to what is ‘the new normal,’ these levels of stress can have a direct impact on one’s driving ability, causing aggressive and reckless driving. According to the managing…
Fear, worry, and stress are normal responses to perceived or real threats. It is therefore reasonable to say that people are experiencing a sense of dread in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. As the world stays at home to curb the spread of Covid-19, truck drivers continue to work under added pressure. In normal…
By: EUGENE HERBERT Reduced hours on the road because of economic challenges at many companies may result in the retaining of vehicles for longer than normal. While always important, this places additional pressure on fleet operators to ensure that vehicles are properly cared for, on and off the road, and can operate safely and efficiently…
By: EUGENE HERBERT Driving along a road with high accident rates requires changes to your driving to meet the situation. It is up to a driver to assess the area and identify what makes that particular area high risk and afterwards start driving with more caution (especially when weather conditions are bad). Moreover, the driver…
