
Data from a new Samsara study shows that its customers in the first year saw a 47% reduction in crashes, 47% decrease in idling, and 20%+ improvement in vehicle utilization.
Data from a new Samsara study shows that its customers in the first year saw a 47% reduction in crashes, 47% decrease in idling, and 20%+ improvement in vehicle utilization.
According to the brand’s 2022 U.S. Initial Quality Study, vehicle issues see a record decline over the past year, while EV owners report more problems compared to the average car.
By analyzing de-identified data from 404,652 light-duty trucks, this EV Suitability Assessment showed potential for fleets.
From electrified and autonomous vehicles to telematics solutions and data analytics technologies, fleet decision-makers are tempering their eagerness to adopt.
C.J. Driscoll & Associates’ 2021-22 U.S. Mobile Resource Management Systems Market Study projects that the 18 million GPS/wireless devices used to manage commercial assets and workers today will grow to over 25 million units by 2024. Video telematics is the hottest segment.
As millions of Americans are preparing to return to offices and downtown business districts since the COVID-19 pandemic began, the study ranked the cities where commuters may encounter fewer problems and where headaches may be the worst.
Here's how fleet managers can use this data to coach drivers more effectively.
PALOS VERDES ESTATES, CA - The number of Latin American vehicles equipped with a subscription-based tracking solution will increase to nearly nine million units in service by 2014, with annual hardware and service revenues growing to nearly US $3 billion, according to a recent study.
WASHINGTON - Two out of every five drivers (41 percent) admit to having fallen asleep at the wheel at some point, with one in ten saying they've done so in the past year, according to a new AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety study.
BOULDER, CO - Passenger cars are predicted to be the largest segment for hybrid electric vehicles in fleet markets, but some of the highest growth rates over the next five years will be in the SUV and pickup truck segments, particularly in the U.S.
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