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5 Ways to Build a Culture of Safety for the Long Term
A series of positive short-term actions and changes in safety processes can make a long-lasting difference.
How fleets can use ELDs to improve preventive maintenance
The right ELD can collect an array of telematics data beyond just engine hours, helping fleets do more than simply comply with hours of service requirements.
Painting a fleet safety picture to reduce habitual speeding, driver fatigue
Trucking companies can improve their driver Compliance, Safety, Accountability scores by leveraging the data and historical research available to them to help reduce the risk of collisions.
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What investigators look for before and during a DOT audit
When undergoing compliance investigations, it is important for commercial trucking companies to know what to prepare for and to understand that even in the ELD world, investigators will continue to dig deep for falsified hours of service records.
New Pathways to Advancement With Digital Technology
“Innovation is no longer a luxury,” says Tami Erwin, executive vice president and CEO of Verizon Business Group.
Training, Technology and Driver health keys to Fleet safety
Hiring the right drivers, supporting them with technology, and keeping them healthy are three winning strategies when it comes to operating a safe fleet.
Three Auto claim examples that prove Telematics is a must
If you’re not convinced about the value of telematics in the auto insurance space, you might be swayed after reading what Phil Ost, head of personal lines at Zurich Insurance Company, had to say during a virtual fireside chat at Connected Claims USA 2020.
Predictive maintenance keeps Fleets moving
Using Telematics and data to shift away from reactive maintenance can cut down significantly on emergency repairs, which helps fleets continue to move goods and improve business.
The future of Truck Safety Systems
When it comes to advanced commercial vehicle safety, systems capabilities have improved through advancements in sensor and camera technologies, paving the way for the next generation of vehicle safety technologies. Most common safety features on a commercial vehicle today provide warning capabilities, through functionality such as forward collision warning, lane departure warning, and blind spot monitoring. These systems provide audible and/or visual alerts in the vehicle cab to alert the driver about an impending incident.
