The best way to answer the question of what is the future of fleet is to look outside the fleet industry.Here are six technology trends happening outside of fleet that will have a major impact on the future direction of our industry.
This CBS News video reports on a lawsuit filed by a crash victim, alleging that Snapchat's speed overlay filter tempts users to speed and drive recklessly.
Getting the message to drivers and other stakeholders is a critical element in successful fleet management, and fleet managers have more tools available to them than ever before to do so.
This report, produced by CBS Baltimore-WJZ13, summarizes new AT&T research on driver cell phone use. For the full story, click here.
The Oscar Mayer Wienermobile skidded off a Pennsylvania road and hit a pole on Sunday near Harrisburg.
The City of Los Angeles has launched a hit-and-run crash alert system, which uses social media and text messaging to enlist the public’s help in apprehending fleeing drivers. Here's a video report from CBS Channel 2 News. For the story, click here.
The City of Los Angeles is now using text messaging and social media to quickly enlist the public's help in apprehending suspects in hit-and-run crashes.
If there is one constant with telematics, it’s change. New technology emerges rapidly — and the way that technology is used evolves at the very same time. That means new trends are always on the horizon.
Jim Halliday, the president of Element Fleet Management for North America, accepted the Ice Bucket Challenge from Automotive Fleet and has posted his ice-water shower online.
Automotive Fleet's Sherb Brown, vice president and group publisher, and Editor Mike Antich accepted the Ice Bucket Challenge to help raise awareness and funds for ALS.
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