In recent times, fleet managers have faced a myriad of challenges, from unpredictable market fluctuations to the evolving demands of supply chains. Navigating these waters requires more than hope; it demands strategic tools and techniques. Among the most promising solutions for modern fleets is Driver Behavior Analytics (DBA). But why is it the ultimate game-changer?
The air is getting crisp, the leaves are turning, and there’s a scent of pumpkin spice everywhere – Halloween is here! But before you break out the costumes and candy, let’s talk about something that can be even spookier for fleet managers: ghostly mileage and haunted routes. If you’re haunted by the thought of inefficient fleet operations, worry not! We’ve got some spooktacular tips to exorcise those ghosts and ghouls out of your fleet management.
As the world becomes increasingly aware of the impact of climate change fleet managers utilizing GPS Tracking face the dual challenge of maximizing efficiency while reducing their environmental impact Read More
VidFleet’s Driver Safety Assistance (DSA): The Essential In-Cab Coaching Upgrade You Can’t Ignore
One of the biggest challenges for fleet managers? Dealing with the risks that come with distracted driving. Read More
Technology—and your competitors’ use of it—doesn’t stand still. Read More
The highest-performing fleets know that experienced, reliable team members are a company’s most valuable asset—especially in a historically tight labor market. Read More
You probably already know how telematics solutions are helping you day-to-day—by tracking vehicle locations, monitoring their maintenance needs, and optimizing your routes. But did you know that telematics can do much more than that? Read More
Fleet management and logistics are two closely related concepts that are essential to the smooth operation of any business. Fleet management is the process of managing a company’s vehicles to ensure they are efficient, safe, and cost-effective. Read More
You might not know the term, but you know the technology: The Internet of Things (IoT) is the use of technology to connect the things you use every day in a “smart” way—so that you can monitor, control and collect the information you need. Home hubs like Amazon’s Echo and Apple’s HomeKit are great examples of IoT devices you probably interact with regularly. Read More
