June 2026: What’s New in Safety & DOT Compliance
Summer 2026 is almost here, and so is a long list of safety awareness initiatives, fun and informative industry events, and an important DOT compliance registration deadline.
June 2026 Safety Awareness Campaigns
June is National Safety Month. This National Safety Council observance has four themes—one for each week of the month—to raise awareness of on- and off-the-job safety. This year’s focuses are:
- Moving Safety Forward
- Staying Safe on the Roads
- Promoting Holistic Worker Health
- Preventing Slips, Trips, and Falls
June 7-13 is National Trailer Safety Week, sponsored by the National Association of Trailer Manufacturers. This initiative aims to make roads safer by educating drivers, dealers, and manufacturers on proper trailer practices and raising awareness around trailer safety.
National Ride to Work Day is held on June 9th, representing the high number of diverse motorcyclists regularly taking to the streets. Be sure to drive with extra caution on that day!
Upcoming June 2026 Safety Events
With the start of summer just around the corner, now is the time to check out the industry’s upcoming events taking place around the country.
IRMI Transportation Risk Conference
Foley is a Gold Sponsor of the IRMI Transportation Risk Conference (TRC) in Dallas, June 1-3. Come see us in the Prairie Foyer on the lobby level of the hotel!
IRMI hosts engaging sessions that delve into the specific challenges and intricacies of transportation insurance and risk management. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of the unique risks faced by the transportation industry and learn how to develop effective insurance and risk management programs to tackle these issues.
Electric Utility Fleet Managers Conference (EUFMC)
Hosted at the Williamsburg Lodge and Conference Center in Williamsburg, VA, May 31-June 3rd is the 73rd annual EUFMC.
The EUFMC General Session is a two-day, in-depth educational program that features presentations by industry experts, manufacturers, and fleet operators. Fleet representatives and suppliers engage in roundtable discussions to share information, address common challenges, explore solutions, and establish best practices.
Attendees at EUFMC include representatives from manufacturers and suppliers of vehicles, equipment, products, and services for utility fleet operations. The event also includes a drive-through utility equipment demonstration and an equipment show with over 60 displays.
Learn more about the event here.
ATHS National Convention & Truck Show
If trucks are your thing, you need to be at the American Truck Historical Society’s National Convention and Truck Show! From June 2-6 in Springfield, MO, nearly 1,000 trucks and trailers will be on display.
Prepare for a remarkable experience at the National Convention & Truck Show, where the event goes beyond the typical truck show to offer significant value and insight. Featuring a lineup of esteemed speakers and a historic truck exhibition that is highly regarded in the industry, this convention is a key destination for both professionals and enthusiasts in the trucking sector.
Reserve your spot by registering here.
2026 SHRM (Society for Human Resource Management) Annual Conference & Expo
Taking place June 16-19th virtually and in-person in Orlando, SHRM26 invites HR professionals from across the globe for best-in-class programming, forming new partnerships, and discovering the newest HR-related products and services in the industry.
The event will feature many prominent speakers, including:
- John Maxwell
- Simon Sinek
- Oprah Winfrey
- Betty Thompson
Register here for a virtual or in-person experience.
Helpful DOT Compliance Reminder
Don’t forget: the 2026-2027 HAZMAT registration is now open. If you transport radioactive materials, explosives, “toxic by inhalation materials,” or methane, you’re required to register by July 1st.
To complete your registration with Foley, please call us today at 860-689-1966 or click here for more information.
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