How Fleets Keep Fuel Flowing During Disasters

U.S. Bank Voyager explains the most common fleet payment failures during emergencies and how proactive planning helps keep vehicles moving when conditions deteriorate.

The Waffle House Effect: How They Impacted How Storms are Measured While Keeping Hot Meals Ready

Why one restaurant chain became a benchmark for disaster response and what fleets can learn about readiness, operations, and recovery.

Adapting Fleet Policy When Disasters Strike

In the middle of natural disasters fleet managers must shift priorities to protect people and assets. What policy items should be loosened, and when should the line be held?

When Fuel Runs Out, the Fleet Plan Falls Apart

When disaster hits, fleets fail on fuel, power, and idle planning. See the energy gaps fleet managers need to fix before the next storm.

The Missing Data Point in Disaster Response

Human reports fill the gaps that telematics can’t during disasters. Here’s how fleets can use structured input (not social chaos) to respond faster and safer.

When Disaster Strikes: Equipping Your Fleet for Survival and Recovery

Discover how fleets can stay operational during hurricanes, wildfires, floods, and storms with strategic planning, technology, and data-driven maintenance.

My GPS Position on Weather Apps

Discover how hyper-local weather alerts paired with GPS telematics can protect workers from sudden storms. Are your crews prepared for the unexpected?

How Cellular Networks Keep First Responders Connected When It Counts

From hurricanes to wildfires, staying connected is everything. Here’s how AT&T and FirstNet help first responders stay online when disaster strikes.

How Fleets Can Strengthen Disaster Preparedness with Predictive Data and Safety Technology

Preparing an Electric Fleet for Natural Disasters

Electric fleets must prepare for disaster by securing charging infrastructure, using real-time data, maintaining battery health, training teams, and creating detailed deployment plans.