You run a company with a fleet of vehicles. Your drivers are out on the road every day, providing services, transporting goods and people. Safety should always be your top priority.
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You know those tires on your fleet vehicles are important, but figuring out the best ones to buy can be tricky. With so many options for tread patterns, materials, sizes, and brands, it's hard to know where to start. But don't worry, we'll break it down for you and make choosing the right tires for your fleet simple.
Topics: Fleet Safety, Misc
Following Distance for Trucks & Fleets - Safety Tips
Follow distance is one of the most important things that a commercial driver must learn to maintain. Follow distance determines the amount of time it takes to stop if the car ahead of you were to slow down suddenly. Follow distance determines the amount of time a driver has to react to suddenly changing conditions on the road.
Topics: Fleet Safety, Misc
In 2021, there were over 500,000 accidents involving large trucks. Among them, only 1 out of 5 accidents involved injuries, and less than 1 out of 100 accidents resulted in fatalities.
Topics: Fleet Safety, Fleet Management
An accelerometer is a sensor that measures acceleration forces, both static (like gravity) and dynamic (caused by movement or vibration). When installed in fleet cars, it can detect the tilt or orientation of the vehicle based on these acceleration measurements.
Topics: Fleet Safety, Misc
Fleet management, a critical function in numerous industries, involves the meticulous organization and supervision of a company's vehicles to ensure operational efficiency, productivity, and, most importantly, safety.
Topics: Fleet Safety
If there's one thing a fleet driver knows, it's that certain times of day are easier to drive than others. In the quiet of the early morning or late at night when everyone is still asleep is the most peaceful time.
Topics: Fleet Safety
As a fleet manager, you know that there is a big difference between setting safety policies and ensuring those policies are enforced. At headquarters, you can oversee vehicle maintenance and upgrades. But out on the road, your drivers make the decisions about how they drive and the safety policies they adhere to.
Topics: Fleet Safety
Sharing the road with semi-trucks, also known as big rigs or tractor-trailers, can be an intimidating experience for many drivers. These massive vehicles, often weighing up to 80,000 pounds when fully loaded, demand respect and cautious navigation.
Topics: Fleet Safety, Fleet News, Misc
Texting and driving, a form of distracted driving remains a risky behavior that endangers the lives of employees and other road users, ruins organizational reputation, and disrupts business operations.
Topics: Fleet Safety
