Stanton Safety Solutions

06/13/2026

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06/09/2026

Always manage your speed and space

Leading by example starts with making safe decisions behind the wheel. For professional drivers and passenger vehicle drivers alike, maintaining a safe speed helps provide more time to react, more distance to stop, and greater control when conditions change.

Obey posted speed limits, leave plenty of following distance, and adjust your speed for traffic, weather, and roadway conditions. Maintaining a safe speed helps protect everyone on the road.

Learn more and share this important message! ⬇️

06/09/2026

Tomorrow is Secure Your Load Day. Transporting objects can become dangerous and deadly if not properly secured. Each year, 100-200 people are killed due to unsecured loads.

06/09/2026

Always buckle up across town or across country. THEY DO SAVE LIVES

Sadly, of the people killed on U.S. roadways in 2024, a little less than half — 48% — weren't wearing a seat belt.

This is your reminder to Buckle up. Every Trip. Every time. ✅

06/09/2026

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06/09/2026

The true and tragic cost of distracted driving

Remembering Calli Ann Murray

Two-year-old Calli Ann Murray was walking home from the park, hand-in-hand with her mom, when a young driver struck them in the crosswalk. Calli was killed instantly.

Her story is a heartbreaking reminder that one moment of distraction can take a life forever.

📵 Please, drive with full attention.

06/09/2026

Motorcycles aren’t just a ride—they’re a way of life. Today, thousands of riders across the country will take to the streets for Ride to Work Day (RTWD) celebrating the freedom, fun, and fuel-efficiency of riding on two wheels. RTWD, celebrated annually on the second Tuesday in June, helps raise awareness about motorcycle safety and sharing the road. Let's make today a day to celebrate the open road—safely and together. Learn more at www.ridetowork.org