Safety Track

A strong bottom line depends on a truly employee-owned safety culture. But how do organizations move from basic compliance to a prevention-focused culture that becomes part of their DNA?

Join industry leaders as they discuss strategies for implementing ELP initiatives, best practices for hiring and training drivers with limited English proficiency, and approaches for managing drivers placed out of service (OOS) due to ELP concerns. Attendees will gain practical guidance to enhance compliance and operational efficiency.

Providing personalized, daily coaching to every driver can feel impossible for most fleets. High turnover and limited safety resources often force managers to focus only on serious incidents, leaving positive reinforcement and emerging risks unaddressed.

This session highlights a scalable, AI-powered approach to shift coaching from reactive to proactive. Learn how fleets are using AI, in-cab cameras, and driver scorecards to deliver bite-sized training, prevent accidents, improve retention, and build a safety culture drivers want to be part of.

AI is redefining how the trucking industry manages safety, risk, and litigation. This session will show how AI-powered tools can help fleets identify risky behaviors, evaluate routing and environmental factors, and prevent incidents before they occur.

Through a focused multimedia presentation with video demonstrations and expert insights, attendees will learn how AI-generated data can strengthen a fleet’s legal position—providing objective evidence of safety practices, countering subjective expert testimony, and supporting defenses against large-verdict strategies.

Camera technology is rapidly reshaping visibility and safety in the trucking industry. This session will highlight the newest developments in sideview and other integrated camera systems that help eliminate blind spots, enhance driver awareness, and improve day-to-day operations.