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If you are constrained by equipment limitations, the “last mile” to achieving corporate sustainability objectives is modifying driver behavior. This is possibly the greatest opportunity available to fleet managers in greening their fleets.
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Driver fatigue impairs reaction time and often results in crashes. While a number of factors contribute to drowsy driving, precautions can be taken to prevent falling asleep at the wheel.
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Ask any fleet about safety and it will undoubtedly top the priority list. Here are 10 steps to creating a safety culture.
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Around since the 1950s, employee assistance programs (EAPs) haven’t been used to retain valuable employees who have bad driving habits by retraining and improving their attitudes. It’s time to give EAP assistance to fleet drivers a try.
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While minimum age requirements are an accepted part of rental policy, what do statistics, court cases and the law say regarding renting to drivers that might be ‘too old’?
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Malicious compliance is how those who feel powerless exact revenge on superiors. Fleet managers can be the target, too.
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Is your fleet safety program doing all it can? Taking even a small amount of time to track the results of safety initiatives can help fleets learn where action is needed and improvements can be made.
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The outlook for energy fleets moving into 2012 is positive, with signs of growth on the horizon. Distracted driving, the No.1 cause of work-related deaths, is still a top concern for these fleets.
Read More →While fleet drivers may be savvier on the road than the average driver, accidents still happen. How can you sell fleet safety to drivers who think they don’t need it? Top safety companies weigh in.
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