A type of insurance that covers incidents not covered by auto insurance or workers’ compensation. By way of example, if there is an accident in our work zones and a claim is made that the set up was at fault, GL insurance would apply.

A monthly report of all fuel activity which is an exception to our standard policies.

A FSA allows an employee to set aside pre-tax dollars to pay for eligible healthcare expenses that may not be covered by insurance.

The FRA is an agency in the USDOT which develops and enforces rail safety regulations, administers railroad assistance programs, conducts research and development in support of improved railroad safety and national rail transportation policies.

Federal Government agency responsible for transportation safety and company grading and tracking (Company driving record)

A report primarily derived from the branch level which sets forth a projection of that branch’s performance on a rolling 12-month forecast.

A federal agency within the USDOT that provides stewardship over the construction, maintenance, and preservation of highways, bridges and tunnels. Regulations from this industry are often incorporated into our HSG type contracts.

An important measurement of a company’s workers’ compensation experience. It is a number used by insurance companies (and many safety departments of our customers) to gauge both past cost of injuries and future changes of risk. The lower the EMR of a business, the lower the worker’s compensation insurance premiums will be. Companies’ EMRs are compared to other companies in …

RoadSafe pays for a service on behalf of its employees, which provides counseling and a host of other services free of charge to RoadSafe employees.

Pavement marking materials that make lines reflect.