Risky Drivers: How to Spot the Red Flags
Risky drivers are the number one issue when it comes to fleet safety. Safety is the top priority of most businesses that rely on drivers, whether they employ professional drivers, a few sales people or a large crew of workers…
Continuous License Monitoring: Myth vs. Fact
By sticking to the facts, fleet managers can refute the most common myths associated with continuous license monitoring and prove it should be the cornerstone of any fleet safety policy. Despite the benefits of increased efficiency and safety in fleet…
How to Improve School Bus Safety with Continuous License Monitoring
How long does it take for a school bus safety manager to become aware of a driver’s violations? Days? Weeks? Months? When it comes to the license status of school bus drivers, timeliness is critical. School bus fleets cannot afford…
Negligent Entrustment: The Risk of Overlooking Driver Safety
Whether a business has a fleet of trucks or a few sales people on the road, negligent entrustment poses a multi-million dollar threat. Many companies do not realize they have an important duty of care to do all they can…
The State of Driver Monitoring
THE NEED FOR DRIVER MONITORING CANNOT BE EMPHASIZED ENOUGH… Minimizing the effects of, or removing risky drivers from a fleet is the highest value a fleet can gain from its safety program, not only because it protects lives, but goes…
Corporate Inertia: Overcoming Hurdles to Continuous MVR Monitoring
DRIVER BEHAVIOR IS THE BIGGEST SOURCE OF FLEET LIABILITY Pulling a motor vehicle record (MVR) just once a year means risky drivers go unnoticed for a longer period of time. For instance, if a driver gets a DWI soon after…
Liability: Why ‘Good Enough’ Isn’t Enough
LIABILITY COSTS CONTINUE TO BE A REALITY FOR FLEETS When accident liability is in question, fleet managers need to be aware of their driver’s most current safety history. Not employing a continuous MVR monitoring program is a risky position for fleets, exposing…