Webinar to focus on stability control systems

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The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration and the American Transportation Research Institute will co-host “Stability Control Systems,” the second in a series of national webinars intended to provide peer-to-peer industry insights on the impacts and opportunities associated with onboard safety systems.

The webinar, scheduled for Monday, May 14, will highlight motor carrier experiences with two roll stability control systems, addressing issues such as safety returns on investment, maintenance issues and driver perspectives. Trucking company representatives can simultaneously listen and watch the live FMCSA-sponsored webinar from any location in the United States that has Internet and telephone access.

The webinar will feature Tracy McDonald, distribution engineer for Praxair Canada, and Don Osterberg, vice president of safety and driver training for Schneider National. Both companies have purchased, installed and evaluated different roll stability control systems, and each speaker will provide hands-on insight on the practical experiences and benefits they’ve encountered. In addition, they will provide recommendations for maximizing the safety and economic benefits of roll stability control systems.

The 90-minute webinar — scheduled to begin at 1 p.m. EST — is the second of several webinar events that will highlight industry experiences with onboard safety technologies. Future webinars will review collision warning systems, and smart roadside and wireless technologies.

To register for the upcoming webinar, send an e-mail by Tuesday, May 9, to [email protected] and include the words “SCS Webinar” in the subject line. Confirmation notices will be e-mailed within 24 hours of registration and will contain the Web address, phone number and other relevant information. Registrations, which will offer preference to motor carriers, will be accepted for up to 150 people. For technical questions on the webinar, contact the conference coordinator at 202-385-2375.