More than 600 city-parish employees will soon take a four-hour long driving safety course required every two years under an ordinance the Metro Council enacted two years ago in an attempt to reduce the amount of money Baton Rouge forks over for costly auto accident claims involving its employees. But figures obtained by Daily Report
Mandated driver safety courses haven’t had intended effect as city-parish employee accidents increase, data show
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