CEI Hosts Free NASCAR Training Event Friday
CEI and the Safety Wins team invites drivers to attend safety training at Michigan International Speedway in Brooklyn, Mich. on Friday.
CEI and the Safety Wins team invites drivers to attend safety training at Michigan International Speedway in Brooklyn, Mich. on Friday.
This full day event begins at 8 a.m. with defensive driver education conducted by certified National Safety Council trainers, a session on NASCAR safety by Busch Grand National series racecar driver Jimmy Kitchens, a track tour and tickets to Busch and Nextel pole qualifying.
All Safety Wins events are free.
For more information about Safety Wins and how your drivers can participate in this event on Friday, contact Irena Dmitry at (215) 953-4225; or e-mail her at drivercare@ceinetwork.com.
The program takes an innovative and positive reinforcement approach to awareness and education by holding safety training at NASCAR’s most exciting venues.
CEI, with headquarters near Philadelphia, provides technology enhanced vehicle accident and risk management services, serving self-insured commercial, institutional and governmental fleets directly and through its alliances with fleet leasing companies.
It currently provides vehicle accident and claims management services for an estimated 600,000 drivers.
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