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Visit Us at the TCA Safety & Security Division Annual Meeting

Our team is looking forward to attending the TCA Safety and Security Division Annual Meeting in Indianapolis, Indiana, May 19-21. If you're attending the conference, please join us at booth #205 in the expo area to learn how fleets of all sizes can utilize our mobile fleet management solutions to help improve safety, compliance, fuel management, and productivity.

Can Your Vehicle Beat the Odds?

Did you know that during the 2012 Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA) Brake Safety Week, more than 3,000 trucks were placed out-of-service for brake-related violations--that's more than one out of every seven vehicles. How would brake related out-of-service violations impact your business if one in seven of your vehicle were placed out-of-service? The impacts could include...

CSA - A Work in Progress

With just two years under its belt, the Compliance, Safety, Accountability (CSA) program of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) still faces a few hurdles to overcome. Some industry experts are suggesting further improvements to the new safety measures. I believe CSA is a work in progress and have captured a brief analysis below...

Safety 2012 Reflections & 2013 Predictions from FleetRisk Advisors

Over the past year, I’ve attended a number of industry events, many of which centered on fleet safety. Based on the various topics debated at these discussions, it is clear the industry continues to be highly invested in keeping drivers safe and connected, and enabling fleet managers to proactively monitor and address driver behavior. Each of these issues are spurring investigations around the new EOBR mandate, CSA and HOS initiative, and subsequent implications to driver and fleet safety, which will carry over into the New Year.

"Fleet Connections" Video Series: Safety as a Value

This week’s “Fleet Connections” video features Thom Pronk from C.R. England and Victor Malchesky from Swift Transportation talking about how their organizations have made safety a value, not just a priority. As Thom points out, “Obviously safety is a priority for everybody in our industry and that is something that everybody says but when you say ‘safety as a value,’ it’s something where it’s not just what you talk about but it’s really who you are as a carrier.” C.R. England has been around for over 92 years and they attribute their success to the fact that they’re able to show their customers how important their freight is to them through their safety programs.

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