A bus transportation group: Before the driver starts the vehicle, an additional "mandatory inspection" item has been added.
-- The pre-shift health detection machine makes "personnel inspection" become a standard procedure just like vehicle inspection.
With the steering wheel in hand, the safety of the entire vehicle's passengers lies in the driver's condition. A 3-minute inspection before departure, is it worth it?
The vehicle needs to undergo regular inspection, and the personnel must also be inspected. Only then can the steering wheel be held firmly. Incorporating "people" into the vehicle inspection checklist - this is how passenger safety should be achieved. The pre-shift health detection machine should do exactly this: extend the rigor of "vehicle regular inspection" to "personnel regular inspection": three minutes before departure, both the vehicle condition and status should be checked, so that passenger safety has an additional line of defense.
Does your fleet have this "person inspection" before departure?