Fleet Safety Company Releases Spanish-Language Module

AlertDriving.com released Spanish versions of their Web-based fleet driver safety modules this month for the North American market.

by Staff

June 16, 2005

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AlertDriving.com released Spanish versions of their Web-based fleet driver safety modules this month for the North American market. The company says there has been an increase in demand from many American companies for training programs to match the changing demographics in their workforce, and help ensure they have been able to properly train all of their employees. Up until now, the North American content had been available in both English and French, but the company has been looking forward to the introduction of Spanish. This release gives managers the ability to cover the three major languages in North America with one online training program. AlertDriving.com’s purpose is to help organizations reduce their collisions per million miles driven. In the recent past, AlertDriving.com launched their European language pack, which allows risk managers to provide training to employees working in any of 10 different EU countries. These moves have all been in response to research which has indicated that many firms desire to have all their fleet risk management training and data in one central, easy to access location.

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