The rapid growth of eCommerce and home delivery has created pressure on last-mile service providers to meet increased demand. If not managed properly, the pressure to handle higher volume can create safety risks for drivers and the public alike. In 2022 alone, there were over 1.1 million light truck drivers in the US, and the number continues to grow. However, many last-mile drivers lack professional driver training, making development of a strong safety program a top priority for service providers in the space.
In this article, Descartes VP of Safety Jerry Veres explores how last-mile delivery providers can foster a culture of safety by leveraging technology and personalized training, leading to safer outcomes for drivers, fewer accidents, and enhanced safety compliance – all while maintaining efficiency and profitability.
Learn more about how Descartes is setting new industry standards for last-mile driver safety in this insightful article from Supply & Demand Chain Executive.