Applied Driving's online web-application Riskmapp will be integrated with VisionTrack’s IoT platform, enabling fleets to optimize driver engagement and coaching through the provision of targeted training that is supported with relevant video and data insight.
The proposal is a direct response to a provision in the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to create a rule establishing minimum performance standards requiring all passenger vehicles manufactured for sale in the U.S. be equipped with an AEB system.
Outfitting your fleet’s cabs with the right technology should be every manager’s first step to reduce revenue losses and stay on the road.
How the nation’s largest municipal fleet is setting the standard for driver safety, and how you can do the same.
Check your fleets! We have a look at the latest recalls affecting popular vehicles for government fleets.
Monroe Municipal Truck Equipment's proprietary air blade warning lights were designed to combat dangerous low-visibility situations.
Light-duty fleet drivers can learn and practice LLLC, or the four principles of driving safely, to reduce risk behind the wheel.
Distracted driving can lead to a disruption in operations, cost thousands of dollars, and it can be fatal.
MBrace is designed specifically to protect emergency care providers inside the patient compartment during frontal impacts, in addition to ambulance rollovers.
DCAS held a Train-the-Trainer session as part of an initiative to certify a new team of safe driving trainers for in-person Vision Zero Safety Training.
The brake kits provide more holding power and easier modulation at low speeds, and more thermal capacity for all types of high-demand highway and off-road applications.
Check out the latest recalls to see if your fleet vehicles are affected.
Details on the request for investigation, sparked by a Wall Street Journal report. Plus, a response from the Postal Service.
See whether your fleet's vehicles are included in recent recalls.
See if any of the recalled vehicles are in your fleet.
Improper ergonomic behavior when handling vehicle equipment and cargo can result in musculoskeletal injuries. Here are some examples of the best and worst ways to work ergonomically. Read the full story here. Photos courtesy of DECKED.
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