Tuesday, October 11, 2011 5:21:00 PM

Risk management through early identification of high-risk drivers and high-risk driving behavior has several significant benefits, including saving lives, property and costs.

The Driver’s Alert SMART RISK™ Program is the most effective and least costly way to reduce losses and costs associated with at-fault crashes.

There are many direct and indirect costs associated with crashes.

 Direct Cost of Crashes   Indirect Cost of Crashes

Here are some of the most frequent costs associated with at-fault crashes that Driver’s Alert can quickly help you reduce and avoid:

  • Cargo Damage
  • Vehicle Damage
  • Medical Costs
  • Loss of Revenue
  • Administrative Costs
  • Police Reports
  • Possible Effect on Cost of Insurance
  • Possible Effect on Cost of Workman's Compensation Insurance
  • Towing Costs
  • Storage of Damaged Vehicles
 

In addition to the direct costs of crashes, each at-fault accident can also result in indirect costs and serious consequences for your company. Driver’s Alert SMART RISK™ Program is specifically designed to help you reduce or eliminate these serious costs:

  • Lost Clients / Customers / Sales
  • Meetings Missed
  • Salaries Paid to Employees in Accidents / Lost Time at Work
  • Cost to Hire / Train Replacement Employees
  • Supervisor's Time
  • Replacement Vehicle Rental / Damaged Equipment Downtime
  • Accelerated Depreciation of Equipment
  • Poor Public Relations / Publicity / Increased Public Relations Costs
  • Government Relations Costs

It is impossible to measure or predict the cost of any future crash since it’s impossible to predict the severity of a crash that has not yet occurred, but it IS possible to reduce these costs regardless of the severity of future crashes.

The combination of Driver’s Alert’s 'early-warning' monitoring system, our world-class online safety training courses and our industry-leading real-time and historical data management capabilities is the reason why the Driver's Alert SMART RISK™ Program can help you accurately and quickly identify and correct high-risk behavior that leads to crashes.

 

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