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The motoring American public feels unsafe around commercial fleet drivers. How can video-based safety systems make a difference?
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Fleet video technology can support companies in their effort to reduce unsafe driving habits by providing real-time tracking and data on driver behavior to deconstruct the incident and improve driver safety.
Read More →Netradyne celebrates 100M+ DriverStars awarded, highlighting a shift toward positive reinforcement to boost safety, morale, and driver retention.
Read More →The video focuses on corporate responsibility to enforce safe driving policies using technology.
Read More →Camera-based safety systems are helping fleets identify risky behaviors and foster accountability in ways camera-less telematics cannot.
Read More →CVSA Brake Safety Week is Aug. 24-30 and will include routine commercial motor vehicle inspections, focusing on brake systems and components, throughout the week.
Read More →Penny’s Concrete, a regional provider of ready-mix concrete and aggregate products in Kansas and Missouri, has adopted the SmartDrive video-based safety program across its fleet of 130 vehicles.
Read More →Driver turnover costs a company money. Engaged drivers feel more connected to their workplaces (their vehicles). Working on driver engagement can help reduce driver turnover and improve fleet safety.
Read More →LAST CHANCE: We’re asking fleet managers, risk and safety leaders, operations pros, and others in the trenches to take a few minutes to weigh in on their safety challenges.
Read More →Brittany Britt of Davis Transfer understands the power of video. Get definitive answers on how incidents start and how drivers react. Having forward-facing and cab-facing cameras protects your fleet and provides coaching opportunities against close following, cell phone use and much more. Hear Brittany's story in this video. or, for more information, go to info.smartdrive.net.
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