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Safety on the highways is a matter of great public concern. With increasing traffic congestion and the predominance of trucking as the main means of freight transportation in our consumer goods-oriented economy, it’s no wonder that scrutiny of the trucking industry has gained in both scope and intensity.
Recent incidents involving heavy vehicles on the road are influencing the legislative landscape across the world. As outlined in this White paper, regulatory bodies recognize that responsibility for highway safety goes well beyond mere driver compliance to HOS regulations – thus bringing forward the concept of Chain of Responsibility in the Supply Chain.
This White Paper explains the concept of Chain of Responsibility (CoR), how it has been implemented in other jurisdictions, how it may affect your business and what you need to do to ensure you are prepared and protected.
Please CLICK HERE to view this whitepaper.
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