Meet Our Team – Dana Noonan

Dana Noonan has joined our team as the Executive Assistant to the Sales and Leadership team. There was an informal poll taken with a few coworkers and these are the qualities that make Dana a great and fun addition to our team. Eager and Willing to Help. Greets everyone with a smile. Handles last minute…

Park & Recs Month – Girdletree

We all need to find a great spot to hang upside down and play. Girdletree park offers play areas for ages 2 to 12! Girdletree is just one of the 14 parks maintained by Worcester County, MD. Some have athletic fields, walking trails, picnic pavilions and more. This is the youngest of the LeMay family…

Collision Avoidance Systems Reduce Crashes

A study conducted by the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA) has found that collision avoidance systems (CASs) can reduce the number of collisions, a claim that’s garnering widespread support from industry stakeholders. The study examined 6,000 CAS activations, culled from over 3 million miles of driving data. These CASs either provided impact alerts (IAs)…

FMCSA Calls the Challenge to the ELD Rule “Meritless”

In a response brief filed last month, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) dismissed legal challenges filed against the new electronic logging device (ELD) requirements as being meritless. The lawsuit, filed by the Owner Operator Independent Drivers Association (OOIDA), alleges that the rule fails to adequately address driver harassment issues. The lawsuit also alleges…

Tips for servers of alcoholic beverages

Preventing violence due to unnecessary overdrinking is part of your job. To keep patrons safe while they enjoy themselves, you must be able to recognize the signs of intoxication and know how to intervene with intoxicated patrons to avoid a potentially dangerous situation. Signs of Intoxication While alcohol affects everyone differently, some common signs of…

Commercial Drone Use – New Regulations

Commercial use of unmanned aerial vehicles (drones) are now being allowed but the rules are pretty stringent. What I thought was interesting: 1. They call the operators – pilots. 2. A pilot must be 16 3. A pilot must have a remote pilot certificate – or be supervised by someone with a remote pilot certificate…