The global coronavirus pandemic has transformed life as we know it. But, in addition to the new COVID-19-related risks that drivers now face, the previous well-known risk factors such as distraction, speeding and impairment still exist, and have the potential to pose even greater threats as we shift towards a new normal. Distracted driving was already considered one of the biggest dangers to drivers, and there are many reasons why it could become even more problematic over the coming weeks and months, as more people return to the road with so much on their minds.

In this webinar, eDriving’s Brain Scientist Advisor, Dr. Paul Atchley, will explain why distracted driving could be more prevalent in today’s changed world. He’ll be joined by Jim Noble, eDriving’s Senior VP of Risk Engineering, who will provide guidance to help your fleet reduce distracted driving-related collisions.


You will learn:
  • Why drivers might be more distracted today
  • How relationships with technology have changed in the new remote world
  • Why managing distracted driving is so important for fleets
  • How to create a company culture committed to reducing distracted driving

Wednesday, July 15, 2020
11:00 AM PT / 2:00 PM ET


About eDriving
eDriving helps organizations to reduce collisions, injuries, license violations and total cost of fleet ownership through a patented driver risk management program.

Mentor by eDriving SM is a smartphone-based solution that collects and analyzes driver behaviors most predictive of crash risk and helps remediate risky behavior by providing engaging, interactive micro-training modules delivered directly to the driver in the smartphone app. As part of a broader risk management platform, Virtual Risk Manager ® , eDriving provides organizations with everything they need to establish safety as a strategic imperative, and support drivers and managers as they strive to create a crash-free culture ® .

eDriving is the global risk management partner of choice for many of the world’s largest organizations, supporting over 1,000,000 drivers in 96 countries. Over the past 25 years, eDriving’s research-validated programs have been recognized with over 90 awards around the world.