Giving safety a check-up

December 15, 2017
Chris Lyon
NTEA Director of Fleet Relations
Often, fleet managers who originally specified the vehicle will have little control on the vehicle’s actual use once it’s placed in service. However, there are a few controls that can be put in place to minimize misuse of equipment. 
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