Don't let drivers be victims
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- Saving Lives, Time and Money. Shackelford, Wayne // Traffic World;8/30/99, Vol. 259 Issue 9, p20
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The article lists some training courses for drivers and managers related to the commercial vehicles industry which includes FTA, Tachodisc and Sigma Studies.
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The article reports on the role of a culture change among drivers in improvements in highway safety in the U.S., according to the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA) in 2012. The effectiveness of efforts to educate young drivers was emphasized by CVSA executive director Stephen Keppler....
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