Safety Compromises

There are roughly a half-dozen major safety compromises, and a growing number of lesser ones. The most common safety compromises committed have become common because they reduce the most “running time,” and help create the most “recovery time,” at the end of each “run” of a route.

Especially for Lawyers – Why So Many Wheelchair Tipovers, Part 6

The rate and method by which service providers are paid has a profound effect on safety – and when they are paid only when the vehicle is moving, not securing a wheelchair is the more profitable way to not waste time for which one is not paid.

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