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Avoid these mistakes to reduce your truck spill liability

Approximately 500,000 truck accidents occur every year across 4.1 million miles of roads in the U.S. Every day, more than 40 waste spills occur during transportation of hazardous materials. With tightening environmental regulations and strict highway safety requirements, today’s fleet operators can be fined as much as $100,000 per day for lack of spill response compliance.

Fleet managers and operators can often become complacent and not understand their truck spill liabilities — and the serious potential harm they can do to their fleet and their business.

Our FREE guide, Seven Common Mistakes that Can Seriously Harm Your Fleet, will help. In this valuable guide, we’ll review these common mistakes, and we’ll offer some recommendations and insights to help avoid them.

In addition, you’ll learn:

• How often do hazmat spills really happen?
• What is the cost of truck spills today? And how much has it been increasing?
• How can our company be held liable for a spill even if it wasn’t our driver’s fault?
• How can we have spill liability even if we don’t handle hazmat?
• How can I reduce my liabilities and my potential costs?