When an auto hauler is involved in a crash, it affects everyone. Both the driver’s reputation and the brokerage involved will take a hit to their reputations. Both take a hit to the wallet with increased insurance premiums and lost profits. Cargo is damaged, impacting consumers and manufacturers. Roadways are damaged, and in worst case scenarios, lives are lost. Large trucks were involved in 11% of all motor crash fatalities in 2015. They cost the U.S. economy around $99 billion dollars annually. What can auto transporters do to reduce the risk of their industry and improve safety conditions for everyone? …