The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration Drug & Alcohol Clearinghouse – What you need to know

February 09, 2023 in Driver Monitoring, Products

New SuperVision product - Clearinghouse Monitoring, can provide peace of mind and an added layer of protection for your fleet.

Six Tips to Successfully Hire Qualified Drivers in a Hyper-competitive Market

February 09, 2023 in Industry News

Hiring truck drivers in this competitive market can be a tall order. The market is competitive, and companies who improve driver satisfaction by using both technology and the right programs are much more likely to retain and hire drivers for the long haul. Here’s how you can attract, and keep drivers in this turbulent era.  Why the truck driver market…

Remove liability blind spots. Reduce driver-related risk with continuous license monitoring, analytics, and training.

November 18, 2022 in Industry News

Drivers are the largest source of liability risk for fleets. On average, commercial fleets report a 20% crash rate per year. Accident and out-of-service costs continue to represent one of the largest fleet expenses ...

USING ACTIONABLE DATA TO IMPROVE DRIVER SAFETY

July 26, 2021 in Driver Monitoring

The volume of fleet safety data is continually expanding. The data alone, even when normalized and aggregated, cannot identify the difference between good and risky drivers. The adage “You can’t manage what you can’t measure” explains the need for tools to use actionable data in driver safety.  Benchmarking The adage “You can’t manage what you can’t measure” explains the need…

Actionable Data: Creating a Holistic View of the Driver

July 01, 2021 in Driver Monitoring

Data is abundant in the fleet industry and can be overwhelming. There is data flowing to a fleet manager like an open firehose from many sources and in varying formats. To make the data actionable a few things need to happen: automation, normalization, and aggregation. Automate Data Collection Fleet managers need to consume several different types of data to create…