Incorporating Driver Safety & Technology to Increase Retention
As driver turnover increases, companies are looking for ways to implement practices that improve their fleet management and retain their employees for the long haul.
As driver turnover increases, companies are looking for ways to implement practices that improve their fleet management and retain their employees for the long haul.
Kenneth Jack, a 25-year fleet industry veteran was awarded the 2019 Fleet Executive of the Year award. Jack has held various fleet positions throughout his career and currently serves as VP of Fleet Operations for Verizon.
The difference between last year’s high spot rates and this year’s average has dropped — but this year’s seasonal decline was less.
Do you know how to keep an eye on creeping expenses? Here are eight tips to help reduce a variety of fleet-related costs.
Fleet order-to-delivery times for model-year 2019 increased in comparison to those in MY-2018. Delays were caused by rail constraints, plant downtimes, truck driver shortages, production capacity strains, and early order cutoffs.
Blockchain is a much-discussed, but poorly understood technological platform that its advocates say could revolutionize trucking and logistics by sweeping away many of the inefficiencies that plague fleet operations.
Fuel companies have made strides to stay current in the modern era, and are also considering future developments and how they will impact the industry moving forward.
Camera-based safety systems are helping fleets identify risky behaviors and foster accountability in ways camera-less telematics cannot.
Autonomous vehicles may first deploy in planned communities, campuses, government facilities, and industrial sites because they offer lower risk, fewer regulations, and clearer business models than public environments.
When considering converting ICE vehicles to electric, Tesloop’s cofounder demonstrates how using highly utilized electric vehicles in inter-city routes realizes the optimal return on investment.
In this new era of vehicles taking over human tasks, fleet operators need to adjust driver education, training, and policies to maximize the effectiveness of advanced driver assistance systems.
To better serve customers, agencies are revamping services and offering more mobility options, including bike-share, ride-share, microtransit, and more.
The arguments for transit as national security policy have long ranged from energy independence that come with transit investments to transit’s role in arresting climate change.
Accessible, point-to-point transportation will expand to the skies as vehicle charging goes vertical.
There’s no question that battery-electric commercial vehicles are on the horizon and John Bennett, the vice-president and chief technology officer at Meritor, says exact predictions about the growth of electric trucks are not important.
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