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Geofencing is a familiar fleet tool today, but its early adoption marked a major shift in vehicle tracking, route monitoring, and the debate over employee privacy.
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Utilimaster announced the deployment of its Rapid Driver Cooling System in 5,860 walk-in vans.
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If you have any Ford, General Motors, Braun, Hino, Mitsubishi Fuso, Autocar, Daimler, Navistar, or Volvo vehicles in your fleet, check out these latest recalls.
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Discover essential strategies for work truck fleet managers to tackle severe weather challenges proactively.
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The National Safety Council, based on its preliminary analysis, estimates 44,450 people died in traffic crashes in 2023. That marks a slight decline from 2022, but a large increase compared to pre-pandemic 2019.
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Western Express in Nashville aimed to enhance its safety program and turned to Motive and AI for help.
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TowMate has launched two new products that use HINVII technology to illuminate roadside workers’ safety vests. The lights are not visible to the workers and the company said that helps by not hampering workers’ vision at night.
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The comprehensive FOCUS program is structured around three key pillars: Training and Development, Safety Leadership and Technology, and includes executive coaching and before and after benchmarking.
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Jean-Marie Maayoufi is the new safety sales director for Walter Surface Technologies and Rick Zimmerman has been promoted to director of original equipment at Sumitomo Rubber North America.
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Netradyne and Loomis have partnered to enhance the safety of Loomis's armored trucks. Check out how many cameras the Armored Truck fleet has added!
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Driving 750,000 miles is like taking a coast-to-coast road trip from New York City to San Francisco and back nearly 130 times.
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