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What are the different types of physical damage insurance for emergency vehicles?
Parked vehicles, utility poles, other emergency vehicles, the station itself - striking fi
The Don't Risk It podcast team is taking a well-deserved break this summer, but we will be
Situational awareness is a person's ability to perceive and understand what is happening i
Standard Operating Guidelines (SOGs) are the foundation of an ESO's safety culture. Withou
Intersections are responsible for the majority of accidents involving emergency vehicles.
It's been one year since the launch of the Don't Risk It! podcast, and to help commemorate
A responder's health can impact the safety of other crew members, agency resources, and ci
Emergency service organizations operate a wide range of vehicles in terms of size, weight,
Portable equipment is essential in fire and EMS response but these vital pieces of equipme
Maintaining a positive culture throughout an ESO must include building a culture of safety
Is your emergency service organization getting the most out of your current driver monitor
Theft of emergency vehicles, including the specialized medical equipment and medications o
Emergency vehicle drivers have in their care, custody and control most of the major assets
Most volunteer emergency service departments rely heavily on the ability of their members
Distracted driving is a significant factor in vehicle accidents and emergency services org
In this episode, Maria Lichty reviews some recent changes to VFIS University
In this episode, Deputy Chief Jerry Schramm discusses his organizationâs integration of mental health vehicles into their fleet
In this conversation with members of the VFIS Client Risk Solutions team, we discuss some best practices to consider when developing a backing policy. Â
In this episode, Trauma Prevention Coordinator Shannon DePatto from Penn State Childrenâs Hospital talks about the hospitalâs efforts to reduce pediatric injuries and trauma
In this episode, members of the VFIS team discuss important considerations for allowing non-ESO members to ride in department vehicles.
In this episode with members of the VFIS team, we discuss the significance of rollover prevention
n this episode with members of the VFIS Client Risk Solutions team, we discuss modified response and the use of lights and sirens in your organization.
In this episode, members of the VFIS Client Risk Solutions team discuss the importance of having written policies and procedures in place