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AutomotiveFleet.com readers most enjoyed our articles focusing on ways to improve fleet management operations, driver safety initiatives, and a new-vehicle profile of the 2014 Mazda6 and CX5.
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AutomotiveFleet.com readers had a strong interest in updates about new pickup trucks and vans as well as driver safety topics that pushed many of these stories to the top of our list of the most well-read news stories of 2013.
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While the best technology is a boon to a fleet manager and the fleet, technology that doesn't measure up can cause more trouble than it's worth, bringing the business of the fleet and the company its serves to a screeching halt.
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On wet roads, a fast-moving vehicle can rise up and start gliding over a thin layer of water. Hydroplaning is one of the scariest things that can happen to a driver. Here's some advice you can pass along to keep your fleet drivers safe.
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As with all well-run fleets, Fisher Auto Parts is involved in an ongoing search for ways to improve safety and reduce costs. And, the Staunton, Va.-headquartered fleet has a partner in that process: its fleet management company Donlen.
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Louisiana has claimed the top of a list of states with the worst drivers for the second year in a row, according to a study by Car Insurance Comparison.
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No matter if you grew up in the blistering cold of Western New York winters or on the sunny coast of Southern California, driving in snow, sleet, and ice can be dangerous to even for the most experienced fleet driver.
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Promoting a fleet safety policy involves keeping drivers informed and engaged. The key to success is communication.
Read More →Working with independent contractors is a regular part of business for many companies, and there are a number of cost and practical benefits to using contractors. But, using independent contractors is not without its legal risks.
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More cities are adding this signal to help keep drivers safer during heavy traffic and to reduce delays when traffic is light.
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