TORONTO – www.AlertDriving.com, a fleet risk management company, is set to launch its Web-based driver safety training program in nine Asian countries; Japan, Hong Kong, Korea, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, Mainland China, Indonesia, and the Philippines. AlertDriving’s product shelf already includes Web-based driver training in the United States, Canada (English and French Canadian), Mexico, United Kingdom, France, Germany, Greece, Portugal, Italy, Holland, Spain, Belgium, Poland, Ireland, Czech Republic, and Russia. AlertDriving also offers modules with closed captioning for the hearing impaired. Its enterprise software application, FleetDefense, allows managers from all over the world to manage the risk of their fleet from one central location. The training content is streamlined, assuring that all company drivers receive the same training modules. Much like its European content, all video footage has been shot on location in the nine different Asian countries. AlertDriving’s multimedia team traveled around Asia with the assistance of local driving professionals, compiling local video footage and cataloging the major differences in road laws and driving tendencies between North America and Asia. AlertDriving is now targeting the South American marketplace as the next phase of its global expansion.
AlertDriving.com Sets Another Phase in Global Expansion
TORONTO – www.AlertDriving.com, a fleet risk management company, is set to launch its Web-based driver safety training program in nine Asian countries; Japan, Hong Kong, Korea, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, Mainland China, Indonesia, and the Philippines.
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