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Such collisions spike in frequency from October through December.
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Reducing the number of preventable accidents presents a huge opportunity to reduce fleet costs. The industry average cost to repair a fleet vehicle involved in an accident is $1,848. Nowadays, even the simplest fender bender costs $500 or more. When other accident costs are included, such as loss of use, liability, workers’ comp, and other indirect expenses, the total cost exceeds $10,000 per incident.
Read More →A look at things you may not have considered that can make fleet crashes cost more than you may expect, including increased hiring costs, an expertise gap, higher insurance premiums, and more.
Read More →At Allstate's Home Office in Northbrook, Ill., Safety Director Don Costa knew that other large companies having crash problems similar to Allstate's had solved them through comprehensive driving courses.
Read More →BEDFORD HILLS, N.Y. --– A 32-year-old Californian whose rental car got smashed by a Metro-North train was issued a minor summons for causing the fiery crash that stranded railroad commuters for hours.
Read More →The automaker’s Pre-Safe Impulse Side system can guide the body of the vehicle to be raised just before a side impact with the assistance of a new E-Active Body Control suspension.
Read More →Displaying death counts on highway message boards causes 4.5% more crashes within approximately 6 miles.
Read More →Effectively selecting, training, and supervising drivers will help any fleet reduce its number of collisions.
Read More →While accident rates typically vary by fleet type, size, and overall make-up, reduced vehicles on the road and increased driver distraction impact all fleets.
Read More →LOS ANGELES - The agreement calls for Mobileye's aftermarket accident avoidance systems to be made available for purchase through the retailer's fleet distribution channel, as well as its 51 locations in metropolitan areas across the western United States.
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