Inattentive driving kills thousands of people in the US annually. In 2022 alone, 3.300 fatalities resulted from distracted driving. For fleet drivers, the stakes are even higher. Operating vehicles that can weigh up to 80.000 lbs. demands full focus, yet distractions—whether a cell phone, fatigue, or in-cab tech—pose constant risks. How can fleets stay protected? Let’s explore the challenge of distracted driving and how to fight it.
Effective fleet vehicle tracking hinges on visibility. All in all, you need a clear overview of your entire operation, from real-time vehicle locations to historical data. The visual elements within your fleet management platform make this holistic view possible: understanding where your fleet has been, where it is now, and where it’s headed. So how does it work? It starts by watching a map on your screen.
Do your technicians travel to job sites? If so, whether you’re in HVAC, plumbing, waste management, or another field, you likely struggle with the same challenges: chaotic operations, miscommunication, delays, and wasted time. Field service management (FSM) offers a solution. These obstacles don’t have to hold your business back. The right field service platform can streamline your operations and generate new growth.
Hiring top-tier drivers is a critical challenge for any fleet manager. To be sure, finding reliable, efficient, and safe drivers feels like rolling the dice. Resumes tell one story; real performance is a whole different game. You need to see them in action to know if they truly fit your team and recognize the risky or wasteful driving habits you don’t want in your business.
Fuel price volatility is one of the biggest challenges in fleet operations. Unpredictable fuel prices can decimate profit margins, disrupt schedules, and force constant crisis management. How can fleet managers gain better control over this critical expense?
By 2025, fleet dash cameras will be as commonplace as seatbelts, but a new generation is emerging. The integration of edge-computing AI marks a new phase, transforming simple recorders into intelligent safety tools. Whether you’re upgrading existing equipment or adopting AI-powered fleet management, now is the time to explore these advanced systems and discover how they can improve your operations.
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) recently removed four electronic logging devices (ELDs) from its list of registered devices, highlighting the critical need for fleet ELD compliance. Undeniably, this emphasizes the importance of choosing reliable, regulation-compliant ELD solutions for smooth and lawful fleet operations.
Fleet insurance costs are spiking, and operators across the board are feeling the pinch. Meanwhile, the pressure is mounting with rising accident claims, nuclear verdicts, and skyrocketing repair bills. The good news? Fleet tracking technology offers a way to turn the tide and keep costs in check. Let’s dive in.
Cargo theft isn’t slowing down; it’s evolving, becoming more sophisticated and harder to combat. As a result, by 2025, thieves will be leveraging advanced tech, sophisticated scams, and complex logistical strategies, leaving unprepared fleets scrambling. Consequently, effective cargo theft prevention is now more critical than ever. So, let’s break down the threats and how you can proactively mitigate risks.
February might be the shortest month, but we’re packing it with big updates! Indeed, the GPS Trackit 2025 February Product Update introduces enhancements that make fleet management smoother, smarter, and more efficient. For example, refined video event scoring, new compliance tools, and better billing management are just some of the upgrades that give your fleet the competitive edge it needs.