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Fleet FAQ

Fleet FAQ? Driver Risk Management

Q. How much should I expect to spend on a risk management program?

A. While you can spend as little as $10/driver/month and as much as $50/driver/month, a better calculation might be looking at your anticipated return on investment. All of these are likely business and financial benefits of having a driver behavior-focused risk management program:

    • Reduced collision-related claims costs
    • Reduced legal fees
    • Reduced worker’s comp costs
    • Reduced insurance premiums
    • Reduced vehicle damage
    • Reduced vehicle wear and tear
    • Improved fuel economy
    • Improved employee productivity
    • Improved asset utilization – reduced vehicle downtime
    • Increased driver/employee retention
    • Protected brand reputation

Expert Bio

Answered by : Ed Dubens

Executive Vice President of eDriving

Ed Dubens oversees all aspects of eDriving’s fleet risk management products and services. As a veteran of the fleet risk management industry for over 20 years, Ed has helped transform the way companies like Johnson & Johnson, Nestlé, and Merck proactively manage risk and prioritize the safety of their employees on a daily basis.

Ed Dubens oversees all aspects of eDriving’s fleet risk management products and services. As a veteran of the fleet risk management industry for over 20 years, Ed has helped transform the way companies like Johnson & Johnson, Nestlé, and Merck proactively manage risk and prioritize the safety of their employees on a daily basis.

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