This Fleet Safety Conference seminar provides insights on the crucial first moments after a crash and how to identify the root causes of crashes, analyzing what went wrong and why.
A fleet driver has just been involved in a crash resulting in a severe injury. Do you know what critical next steps to take as a fleet manager?
Join this Fleet Safety Conference (FSC) seminar, “Post-Crash Evaluation & Mock Trial: What to Know, How to Prepare,” where Carlos Pozo, a retired Charlotte Mecklenburg patrolman and safety instructor, will walk you through the crucial first moments after a crash.
Actual crash videos will illustrate this session, taking you behind the scenes of a police investigation:
- Reconstructing the crash: See how investigators analyze the scene and assess the severity of charges.
- Understanding the police report: What details matter most, and how might they impact the investigation?
- Liability exposure red flags: Learn what could end up in front of a jury and what it means for your company.
Plus, hear from expert panelists who will investigate the root causes of crashes, analyzing what went wrong and why. Most importantly, they’ll discuss how to prevent similar incidents from happening again.
About the Panelists
Panelists featured in this session are Judie Nuskey, director of operations at Advanced Driver Training Services, Inc., and Adam Kahn, chief strategy officer at Netradyne.
Nuskey believes that even the most experienced drivers can benefit from ongoing, comprehensive professional training. Unacceptable and irresponsible driving at work is becoming a liability to many businesses’ brands and reputations.
Advanced Driver Training Services instructors, who are all current and retired law enforcement, are dedicated to teaching the company’s program, which targets any questionable driving practices quickly and helps establish the importance of maintaining safe driving habits.
Kahn, with over 25 years of transportation experience, draws from years with leading technology companies as well as his generational trucking heritage to focus on delivering technology that continuously improves the safety environment for drivers, working as their advocate to ensure that they are successful at work and get home to their family at night.
Mark Your Calendars!
Fleet Safety and Fleet Forward Conferences will convene a three-day event on Nov. 6-8, 2024, at the Sheraton San Diego Hotel & Marina, addressing electrification, connected vehicles, autonomous technology, last-mile mobility, IoT, shared mobility, Fleet Management as a Service, next-generation telematics, and more.
Automotive Fleet’s Fleet Forward Conference includes seminars, tabletop exhibits, networking, lunch, and a vehicle ride and drive. See who else is in the lineup so far and register for the event.
