What should your fleet be tracking? To achieve the most accurate insight into the wear-and-tear on a vehicle, fleet managers need to review all performance measurements.
Electric vehicles can burn at twice as hot as magma, but advances in battery technology and operational practices will further reduce the chances of a catastrophic fire.
Discover how Volvo Cars USA optimizes driver ergonomics and leverages cutting-edge safety technologies to improve fleet driver and pedestrian safety.
The driver shortage was brewing long before the COVID-19 pandemic. In part two of this two-part series, find out how to refine your search, onboard drivers, and improve retainment.
Each year, approximately 3,000 people lose their lives to car accidents resulting from distracted drivers.
Regardless of your assigned territory, at some point you’ll find yourself driving on a limited access highway either for business or personal travel. It’s critical to understand the risks involved with highway driving and practical ways to avoid them.
Applying deep data science to vehicle inventory management can spur more accurate pricing models in real-time.
In this new labor market, driver candidates have different motivators and heightened demands. In part one of this two-part series, find out how to start the process and understand new candidates.
Author and speaker Brian Fielkow talks about safety systems in the industry and improvements that could be made.
Understanding how an airbag and how your behavior can affect it is essential to ensure this safety feature works as it should without causing you or your passenger harm.
At the annual meeting of the American Association of Leasing Administrators, Tom Callahan, senior advisor to Wheels and former president of Donlen, was recognized for his career of service to the fleet and leasing industries.
Artificial intelligence in maintenance workflows can increase safety, reduce costs, and achieve new levels of efficiency. Here are three ways how, including how to power ChatGPT to manage fault code descriptions.
As regulations, rebates, and ESG goals affect the larger market to electrify fleets, they must be considered for transport refrigeration units (TRUs) as well.
A good synopsis of today’s commercial fleet market is exemplified by a fleet manager who said: “Everything costs more and it takes longer to get.” Sourcing constraints persist due to restrictive OEM fleet allocation ordering.
Fleet costs are up across the board due to inflationary pressures. Acquisition costs have increased with minimal offset from fleet incentives. Interest rates are higher, impacting the lease vs. buy decision and companies requiring outside funding to replace vehicles.
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