Just because your fleet drivers aren’t required to receive training like CDL drivers, doesn’t mean you shouldn’t provide safety training of your own. Make sure to implement these three components to your program.
All fleets and drivers face risks during the job, but four major hazards can be prevented with these steps.
In the Can Do/Will Do Model, there are six characteristics that contribute to whether or not someone will succeed in a role.
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.
The December issue of "Automotive Fleet" magazine was packed with insightful comments from fleet professionals about a slew of contemporary issues facing fleets today.
What’s the actual cost when it comes to fleet accidents at your company? It's probably higher than you think.
Vocational fleets of both vehicle classes appear to value the same training and tech strategies.
Realizing some crashes are beyond a CMV driver’s control, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) created its Crash Preventability Program. But, what's considered preventable?
Is technology helping fleets stay safe on the road, or is it simply adding more distractions? From telematics to cameras, tech is a big part of many fleets' accident management solutions.
While accident rates typically vary by fleet type, size, and overall make-up, reduced vehicles on the road and increased driver distraction impact all fleets.
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