Follow these 10 essential tips for building your road safety program, and use the resources below to support road safety at your workplace:

Policy: Road Safety Plan – Get Ready

An effective road safety program needs policies that describe the plan for action. Use this road safety template to build your own road safety workplace policies.

eLearning Course

IHSA's Preventing Work-Related Vehicle Incidents (eLearning) program will help employers who have employees that drive for work implement a Road Safety Program with the goal of reducing injuries and fatalities caused by motor vehicle incidents (MVI) and collisions. It will break down specialized road safety practices and processes into manageable steps that employers can implement in their workplaces.

Safety Talk: Work-Related Driving

Show your commitment to protecting your workers as they drive for work with IHSA’s Work-Related Driving Safety Talk. A safety talk is a hands-on way to remind workers that health and safety are important on the job.

Safety Talk: Sharing the Road with Trucks

All drivers are partners in road safety. Whether we’re behind the wheel of a large truck or a small car, we all play an important role in the health and well-being of those around us. This safety talk outlines 10 tips for sharing the road with large trucks.

Webinar: Return to Work - Sharing the Road Safely with Commercial Vehicles

This webinar is geared to employers who have employees who drive and for employees who drive to work and for work. This webinar includes a review of the top 10 tips for sharing the roads safely with large commercial vehicles along with some resources available from IHSA. 45 minutes in duration and includes a certificate of attendance once completed.

Tip Sheet

Use this tip sheet to educate drivers on the requirements and best practices for before, during, and after they drive for work.

Poster

IHSA also has a poster developed for helping new workers. This poster reminds others to help new workers be safe by explaining and demonstrating how to do the job safely and supervising their progress.

For even more information on safe driving and road safety resources, please visit IHSA’s Road Safety Solutions page.