Preparing Employees for Winter Weather Driving

Winter driving can be hazardous and scary, especially in regions where snow and ice are a common part of the winter landscape. It’s crucial for businesses to ensure their employees are well-prepared for these conditions, and even more so if you have employees regularly driving for company business.

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While winter weather is not a common occurrence in the South, occasional snow and ice can create hazardous driving conditions. Here are some safety tips for southern drivers who may be unaccustomed to winter driving.

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And finally, winter weather can be tough on vehicles. A poorly maintained vehicle is a safety hazard to your drivers and others on the road. These tips can help to ensure vehicles are well-maintained and ready to handle the challenges of winter driving.

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Your Strategic Comp Loss Prevention Consultant can help you develop your winter safety plan, and also help you prepare for non-routine tasks. Let's make winter safety work for everyone!

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