The Expert Newsletter: November 2023 Edition

In This Issue:

  • Aware Program
  • New Software
  • Holiday Message
  • ATA On The Road

INTRODUCING THE AWARE PROGRAM AT CVSA CONFERENCE 

ATA Associates and Hungarian company PHARMAFLIGHT proudly unveiled their groundbreaking AWARE program at the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA) Conference, held in Grapevine, Texas, from September 18-21, 2023. This innovative wellness program is designed to address stress and fatigue management, recognizing the unique challenges faced by the transportation sector in terms of driver well-being, safety, and performance. 

Stress and fatigue among drivers can result in reduced alertness, an increased risk of accidents, and overall diminished health and job satisfaction. The AWARE test can be done in 8-minutes, is non-invasive, and provides an assessment of an individual’s overall physiological state. Attendees at the CVSA Conference had the opportunity to undergo this test and received their results within 24 hours…

NEW SOFTWARE

ATA Associates has two new pieces of software to improve the efficiency of our analysis for accident reconstructions. While we have had these capabilities in the past, the introduction of Pix4D and Virtual Crash into our software repertoire has increased production speed and reduced analysis time…

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