Connected with Geotab podcast with guest David Braunstein

Podcast: The importance of road safety

Published on May 20, 2021 in Driver Safety by Geotab Team |  1 minute read


Season two of Connected with Geotab continues with discussions from industry experts.

Over 1.4 million lives are lost on the road every year. Traffic fatalities in the U.S. have increased over the past 12 months, despite a decrease in the amount of vehicles on the road.

 

In this episode of Connected with Geotab, Colin Sutherland interviews David Braunstein, President of Together for Safer Roads (TSR). Braunstein discusses the importance of road safety, different ways that fleets and drivers can reduce speed-related incidents, and the importance of the Road Safety Week, and the Vision Zero Technology Fund, which helps equip essential non-profit fleets with safety technology.

 

Listen to the podcast.

Geotab and TSR Global Road Safety Week Challenge

With the United Nations' 6th annual Global Road Safety Week taking place from May 17 to 23, Geotab has partnered with TSR to challenge its customers to reduce their speed this week and beyond.

 

Geotab will make a $25,000 donation to the Together for Safety Road’s Vision Zero Technology fund if the number of speed-related incidents amongst Geotab-connected fleets is reduced by 1% during Global Road Safety Week.

 

Learn how to get involved.

About Connected with Geotab

Connected with Geotab is a podcast about IoT and mobility trends and insights. Join host Colin Sutherland, Geotab’s Executive Vice President of Sales and Marketing, speaker, strategist and consultant to top fleets, for thought-provoking conversations with industry experts on hot topics.

 

Find Connected with Geotab on your favorite podcast player and subscribe.

 

To view all episodes, go to: Geotab.com/podcast.

 

See also: 8 road crash statistics you shouldn’t ignore


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