HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) - During an emergency, first responders have to be on the scene as quickly as possible. The Huntington Fire Department took part in hands-on vehicle training on Thursday.

YORK, PA – VFIS, a division of Glatfelter Insurance Group, has launched a new Emergency Vehicle Driver Training (EVDT) program that's designed to help address the modern risks of emergency vehicle ...

TROY — The 137-member city police department will head to Colonie in April to train in emergency vehicle driving to improve safety performance and avoid fatal accidents, officials said. The City ...

BROOKFIELD, WI – REV Group announces that registration is now open for its annual Fire Truck Training Conference (FTTC). Founded 31 years ago, the FTTC has developed into the largest and most in-depth ...

NEW PALESTINE — While the average driver logs about 15,000 miles per year in their vehicle, police officers can drive well over 70,000 miles per year, with some logging as many as 250,000 miles. It’s ...

Emergency vehicle safety and training constitute critical components of modern emergency medical services (EMS), integrating technological, operational and human factors to improve response outcomes ...

ELMIRA — The police cruiser’s high-performance Hemi engine roared down the open runway as it strained to hit 50 miles-per-hour within a few seconds — replicating the high-stakes urgency that's vital ...