View Source: Jane Clark Safety doesn’t just magically happen. To keep drivers to be safe on the road, fleets have to give them the tools they need to operate as professionals. Here is a startling statistic: 62% of people responding to a survey from Erie Insurance said...
View Source: George Thellman Technologies that give fleets a unified view of driver safety data can assist with proactive safety training. Fact No. 1: Vast amounts of data are available to trucking companies. Besides getting real-time data from telematics, ELDs,...
View source: Aaron Huff Driver safety and compliance data pours in from disparate systems as information from driver qualification files, electronic logging devices (ELDs), vehicle telematics and video event recorders rarely comes through a single source. The options...
View Source: Aaron Huff Driver safety and compliance data pours in from disparate systems as information from driver qualification files, electronic logging devices (ELDs), vehicle telematics and video event recorders rarely comes through a single source. The options...
View Source: Cristina Commendatore 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. Commercial truck fleets are often inundated...
