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In-Cab Alert System for Commercial Motor Vehicle Drivers

In-cab telematic devices use an increasingly robust data platform and can be used to share safety alerts with other commercial vehicle drivers (CMV) drivers. Real-time alert data can come from state … [Read more...] about In-Cab Alert System for Commercial Motor Vehicle Drivers

Lessons Learnt From Roadside Collisions: A Canadian Police Perspective

This study explores roadside collision risks among Canadian police officers, investigating concerns, contributing factors, training, and technology adoption. A survey of 59 officers on traffic-related … [Read more...] about Lessons Learnt From Roadside Collisions: A Canadian Police Perspective

Oregon’s Umatilla County Partners With Drivewyze to Deliver In-Cab Work Zone Alerts

This article highlights a pioneering initiative undertaken by Oregon's Umatilla County in collaboration with Drivewyze, North America's premier Connected Truck platform, and one.network, a leading … [Read more...] about Oregon’s Umatilla County Partners With Drivewyze to Deliver In-Cab Work Zone Alerts

Providing In-Cab, Traffic-Related Warning Messages to Commercial Motor Vehicle Drivers

Commercial motor vehicles (CMVs) are highly overrepresented in fatal work zone crashes nationwide. Many fatal work zone crashes involve rear-end collisions with traffic slowed or stopped in a queue. … [Read more...] about Providing In-Cab, Traffic-Related Warning Messages to Commercial Motor Vehicle Drivers

Wearable Technology for Highway Maintenance and Operation Safety: A Survey of Workers’ Perception and Preferences

Securing the safety of highway work zones is one of the most pressing issues in the highway maintenance and operation community. Recent studies have indicated that highway workers keep suffering from … [Read more...] about Wearable Technology for Highway Maintenance and Operation Safety: A Survey of Workers’ Perception and Preferences

one.network and HAAS Alert Collaborate to Protect Work Zone Crews and Drivers with Comprehensive, Simple to Use Solution

one.network, an innovative road management software as a service (SaaS) technology provider, announced a new partnership with HAAS Alert to integrate work zone information into Safety Cloud, the … [Read more...] about one.network and HAAS Alert Collaborate to Protect Work Zone Crews and Drivers with Comprehensive, Simple to Use Solution

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