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Distracted Drivers Create Significant Jump in Accidents and Injuries

There has been increased attention on the danger of distracted driving recently, specifically on the dangers of cell phone use and texting while driving. Other secondary task involvement includes eating, drinking, conversing with passengers, as well as interaction with in-vehicle technologies (e.g., navigation devices and GPS), as well as portable electronic devices.Read/Listen the story.

Equipment Safety -- A Top Ten List

John Meola, noted safety expert, offers his 'top ten list' of ways to improve safety when operating heavy equipment like power sweepers.Read/Listen the story.

Safe Backing 101

Here's what you need your operators to know about backing up a sweeper. Read the story.

Crews on Federal Highways Need Safety Vests

Safety vests must be worn by workers located on major collectors and above starting November 24, 2008. Read the story.

Protecting Your Crews in Traffic: Work Zone Safety Practices

Improve your agency's overall safety record, including motor vehicle safety and hazardous exposures, by adopting measures and techniques to better protect employees in the work zone. Read the story.

More on Safety at WorldSweeper.com

We offer additional sweeper-related safety articles in our Parking Contractor section. Go take a look.

John Meola also wrote a sweeper-related safety article that is in our Street Sweeping Operations section. Go take a look.

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