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Enjoy the Ride, Get Home Safe As your employees prepare for Labor Day gatherings, road trips and celebrations, you have an opportunity to reinforce an important safety message: Impairment is impairment, whether behind a machine, on a jobsite or behind the wheel. The...
Big Thumbs Up! The National Safety Council is honored to recognize 11 workplace safety leaders as recipients of the 2026 Our Driving Concern Texas Employer Traffic Safety awards. While they were selected in seven different categories based on a panel review of...
New Safety Hub Every day, Texas employers are making a difference by helping employees drive safer, both on and off the job. Now, connecting with the tools, training and resources needed to support that mission is easier than ever with the launch of the new Our...
Summer Road Safety In Texas, summer often includes travel. That means more miles, more distractions and more risk — whether employees are driving for work or heading out on personal road trips. For safety leaders, now is the time to reinforce safe behaviors,...
Fourth of July Safety During the Fourth of July holiday driving period, let’s double-down on our commitment to making safety a shared priority at work, behind the wheel and in the community. Why It Matters Texas Department of Transportation crash data from 2024...
8 Ways to Engage in Safety Fact or fiction: The prevalence of drivers observed manipulating handheld devices has decreased year over year? Not sure? Well, we have all the answers in our National Safety Council Roadway Risks quiz. Get your entire team engaged this June...
National Safety Month Join the National Safety Council this June for the 30th anniversary of National Safety Month, dedicated to keeping people safe, from the workplace to anyplace. For this year’s observance, NSC is offering a month of free resources on these four...
Buckled Up Front, Why Not in Back? Most Texans routinely click their seat belt in the front seat, but that habit often fades once they slide into the back. According to research, back seat belt use can trail front seat use by 8 to 10 percentage points, even though the...
Free Training, Fewer Tragedies On May 1, safety leaders across the U.S. observe National Heatstroke Awareness Day. The goal is to raise awareness of safety risks involving kids and hot cars. Why is this observance important to you? Over the last three decades, more...
Safety First Spring in Texas means more sunshine, more travel and more movement on our roads – but it also means sharing those roads with crews working on construction projects. As traffic increases and work zones stay active, numbers from the Texas Department of...
Growing Safety Concern A recent fatal crash in New Braunfels, where a pedestrian was struck by a dump truck whose driver reportedly turned right on red without yielding, highlights a growing safety issue. Emerging research and national crash trends point to the...
Green with Safety Envy Friends, coworkers and loved ones will celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in a variety of ways. Some will decorate with shamrocks and dress in green. Some will drink green beer and eat Irish foods, like corned beef and cabbage. Others might opt for a...