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Graphic showing WEX and TAT logos with Harriet Tubman Award text over an open highway background at sunset.
Newsby News/Media ReleaseMarch 3, 2026

WEX Backs TAT’s Harriet Tubman Award in Three-Year Partnership

For fleets and mobility providers, the partnership underscores a growing recognition that the transportation ecosystem plays a critical role in prevention and awareness efforts.

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Supervisors attend DOT reasonable suspicion training in a classroom, reviewing documentation, timing rules, and practical best practices for compliance.
Articlesby Kathy CloseMarch 3, 2026

A Four-Sentence Description of Reasonable Suspicion Training

DOT’s reasonable suspicion training rules leave room for interpretation. Here’s how fleets handle training, documentation, and supervisor judgment.

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Behind the Article from Truck Chat, Fleet FAQs - Reasonable Suspicion DOT Requirements
Videosby Lauren FletcherMarch 3, 2026

DOT Reasonable Suspicion Training: The 2-Hour Clock and What to Do Next [Watch]

Ever had that moment where a driver doesn’t seem… right, and you’re thinking: Okay, what do I do next, and what does DOT actually require? Watch this video for insights!

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ProductsFebruary 24, 2026

DICA Introduces Solid-Core, Lifetime-Guaranteed Wheel Chocks

DICA’s new engineered wheel chocks eliminate common failure points found in hollow, brittle, low-quality, or improvised alternatives. Common applications include heavy-duty trucks, construction equipment, utility and service vehicles, trailers, and fleet maintenance operations.

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Videosby Wayne ParhamFebruary 18, 2026

What To Do After a Collision [Watch]

Does your fleet give drivers specific guidance on what to do if they are in a collision? Jane Jazrawy, CEO of Carriers Edge, outlines a four-step process and explains how to incorporate those steps into driver training and manuals.

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Faint background image of two cars that have collided and logos for Together for Safer Roads and Waymo.
Newsby Wayne ParhamFebruary 13, 2026

Together for Safer Roads & Waymo to Co-Host 2026 Conversation Series on Fleet Safety and the Future Economy

Together for Safer Roads and Waymo have partnered on a conversation series that will focus on fleet safety. The series will convene leaders from across sectors, including fleets, cities, technologists, and drivers.

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Videosby Lauren FletcherFebruary 13, 2026

How Work Truck Fleets Can Prevent Winter Breakdowns [Watch]

Whether you manage a light-, medium-, or heavy-duty fleet, this conversation is about getting ahead of winter before it turns into roadside calls, downtime, and frustrated drivers

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Videosby Wayne ParhamFebruary 10, 2026

How to Report Human Trafficking

Learn how commercial drivers can report human trafficking either by calling 911 directly or reaching out to the National Human Trafficking Hotline for assistance. If they witness or suspect trafficking, they should provide as much detail as possible.

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NewsFebruary 4, 2026

Five Ways Seat Belts Help Prevent Injuries

There are five ways seat belts protect occupants from injuries, according to the Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security.

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Angry work truck driver in cab showing frustration, symbolizing how unresolved driver complaints can lead to fleet losses and claims.
ArticlesFebruary 3, 2026

More than Annoying: How Driver Complaints Reveal Loss Indicators

Drivers’ complaints are early warnings. Fix the friction points behind them to improve safety, reduce claims, and keep good drivers happy.

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