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From Fleet Manager of the Year finalists to connected vehicle privacy and the future of urban mobility, this week's biggest fleet stories are all about where the industry is headed next. Here's your Weekly Cheat Sheet.
Read More →Keeping commercial vehicles on the road is becoming just as important as getting them into service. Stellantis’ U.S. fleet chief Michael Ferreira shares how connected technology and AI are changing the way fleets manage uptime.
Read More →Stellantis is restructuring its U.S. fleet operations under Michael Ferreira, senior vice president of U.S. fleet sales.
Read More →Former Ford Pro CEO Ted Cannis explains what fleets are overlooking now, why they must prioritize integrated data, and how to prepare for AI-driven disruption immediately.
Read More →What’s the present and future of connected vehicle technology? Geotab’s Mike Branch, Sabina Martin, and Neil Cawse, founder & CEO, have answers.
Read More →When the development sandbox becomes open to everyone, telematics data can be used to create smarter cities, predict crashes, motivate positive behaviors, and promote drivers’ well-being beyond the vehicle. And a new acronym is formed.
Read More →In our second roundup, fleet and automotive professionals discuss new digital displays, sensors everywhere, and a $90k computer on wheels.
Read More →Fleet and automotive professionals share their perspectives from the CES show floor. This year, the spotlight turned from electric vehicles to AI, autonomy, and the next-generation driving experience.
Read More →Automatically collecting richer, more accurate data from tires yields insights that reduce costs and improve safety. But how do fleets without big tire budgets see an ROI on smart tire technology?
Read More →While telematics solutions are now ubiquitous, the connected vehicle is introducing new data points and efficiencies. What is driving the change, and how can fleets integrate this overflow of data seamlessly?
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