Loading data...
Mental distractions are silently causing crashes — and fleets can do more to stop them.
Read More →By distinguishing “acceptable idling” from “exception idling,” a company can effectively measure the results of its fuel reduction goals.
Read More →Three out of five people say the pandemic has made people drive more unsafely, according to newly released survey findings from Cobra Electronics.
Read More →Some 6 million crashes occur on U.S. roadways every year and fleet drivers are at higher risk as they are behind the wheel more often.
Read More →Vehicle idling wastes billions of gallons of fuel annually and sullies the air with pollutants. An eLearning program aims to change fleet drivers’ vehicle idling habits with an emotionally engaging curriculum.
Read More →Accusations of being “Big Brother” or invading their privacy are just some of the objections you’ll hear from drivers when you announce the implementation of dash cams in their fleet-issued vehicles. And while you know that you’re adding dash cams, in part, for their welfare and safety, you need to acknowledge and address these driver concerns. If you don’t, you’ll likely not get their buy in.
Read More →Lytx analyzed and labeled more than 50 million risky driving events in 2019, including a specific focus on utility fleets.
Read More →AlbertIQ is a new proprietary analytics platform that monitors the mechanical health of fleet vehicles as well as when, where, and how long they are used and how safely they are driven
Read More →Azuga will offer contractor solutions provider, Service Roundtable, with its suite of fleet management and GPS tracking capabilities to support contractors, electricians, and those in service and repair industries.
Read More →Here's how you can use fleet safety technology to help preserve both your work force and your budget.
Read More →