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ARE YOU PREPARED FOR THE WORST?
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No fleet is immune to security threats, but with thorough planning and by assessing your vulnerabilities, you can reduce risks.
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KEEPING AN EYE OUT
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Highway Watch makes truck drivers part of the national intelligence structure.
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A LEGAL EYE VIEW
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Carriers need to make sure security procedures don't violate discrimination or privacy laws.
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DRIVERS ARE KEY
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If you want your security program to be successful, you need to enlist the aid of your drivers.
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THE CARD GAME
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TSA lays out its plan for a port driver security credential.
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TEAMING UP FOR SECURITY
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The trucking industry and law enforcement combine forces to battle theft and terrorism.
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UNDER LOCK AND KEY
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Securing the doors of your trucks is the easiest and most effective way to prevent theft.
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COVERING YOUR ASSETS
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Technology allows fleets to watch over their equipment from a distance.
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