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Responding to a natural or man-made catastrophe could be the defining moment of a fleet manager’s career. The key to successfully weathering a disaster is having a plan.
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Employee education and managerial support are vital steps toward preventing the dangerous practice of distracted driving.
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On-the-job vehicle crashes can be costly to employers, even when they occur off the clock. Protect the company, drivers, and others on the road by developing and enforcing a comprehensive fleet cell phone policy.
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Ask any fleet manager about safety, and it will undoubtedly top the list of priorities. Here are 10 ways to create a safety culture.
Read More →Automotive Fleet spoke with fleet management company PHH Arval’s Senior Vice President Strategic Alliances, Steve DiBiagio, about the efforts fleets are currently making to combat distracted driving.
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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.
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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For those companies that permit personal use of company vehicles, a safety culture should extend beyond working hours. Here’s how to make the safety message a 24/7 one, both for employees and their families.
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A safety policy can be tough to enforce if the CEO violates it. Here's how to keep executives in line without getting fired.
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There are a number of key elements in any fleet safety program and all of the elements contribute to a program’s success.
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