For teens, learning to drive, and gaining the freedom driving affords, is an important rite of passage. For parents, allowing your teen that freedom, and immense responsibility, is one of the most terrifying challenges you will face. National Teen Driver Safety Week 2017 is designed to help provide teens with the knowledge and tools they need to adopt safer behaviors and take fewer risks behind the wheel.

National Teen Driver Safety Week is one week Congress has designated must be set aside each year to help raise awareness about topics that specifically affect teens when driving. The goal is to offer educational opportunities and experiences that will not only get the attention of today’s driving teens, but also change dangerous driving habits that tend to permeate younger drivers. Read the rest of this entry »

Amanda Lilleyman, a researcher from Charles Darwin University, is on the lookout for one of the most threatened birds of Australia as the tide on Darwin’s outskirts surges across the salt pan. As she peers through some binoculars, she spots her target.

She says they’ve got several far eastern curlews as she points towards three birds’ silhouettes tracking across the dawn sky. Read the rest of this entry »

If you operate a fleet of electric refuse trucks you might believe you have no need for GPS fleet tracking system. The truth of the matter is that GPS fleet tracking for waste management companies will still be highly beneficial for your business. Below are just a few of the great ways you can still use GPS tracking for phenomenal results even if you operate electric refuse trucks. Read the rest of this entry »