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Work-Related Motor Vehicle Crashes: Preventing Injuries to Young Drivers- What Employers Should Know
This fact sheet from NIOSH will help employers be more aware of the risk of motor vehicle crashes among younger workers. Although it gives information about US Federal and state laws that cover workplace driving, it also offers employers useful advice for preventing motor vehicle crashes among younger employees and is valid in any country or region. Finally, it provides links to useful resources on the Internet.
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