Protect Your Contract and Drivers When the Worst Happens
For a Linehaul operation, an accident is more than just a safety event—it is a direct risk to your contract and business viability. The difference between a “non-preventable” ruling and a contract-threatening issue often comes down to how the first few hours are handled and how strictly your fleet adheres to specific operational standards.
In this webinar, we will detail the critical post-accident procedures required to protect your business. We will focus heavily on the specific criteria that determine preventability—such as camera obstructions and seat belt usage—and review the speed governing requirements mandated by your contract.
What We Will Cover:
- Immediate Response: Essential post-accident policies and procedures to secure the scene and preserve evidence.
- Contractual Requirements: A review of the specific accident reporting and speed governing mandates outlined in your Linehaul contract.
- Preventability Pitfalls: analyzing the common drivers of “preventable” determinations, including seat belt compliance, camera obstructions, and speeding.
- Dispute Procedures: The step-by-step process for submitting accident preventability z
- disputes and defending your safety record.
Who Should Attend:
Authorized Officers (AOs), Business Contacts (BCs), and Safety Managers who need to understand the contractual and operational nuances of accident management in the Linehaul network.
Ensure your business is prepared to respond effectively and defend its record.