Written by Julie E
Passionate about driver education and safety, Julie Eydman, Ed.D., is a leader who operates at the intersection of technology, education, and behavioral science, helping organizations turn complex data and emerging tech into simple, human-centered experiences that drive growth and learning. Julie holds a doctorate in Organizational Change & Leadership and a graduate certificate in Learning Design & Technology from USC Rossier School of Education.
Blog Posts
By Julie E in Uncategorized
How hard acceleration and harsh braking quietly drain fleet budgets
Fuel costs are one of the few expenses a fleet feels immediately. It hits every day. Every route. Every vehicle. …
By Julie E in Driver Safety
Why the Most Dangerous Moment on the Road Is the One That Feels Perfectly Safe
The Moment Nothing Happens. There is a version of this story that happens thousands of times a day. A driver …
By Julie E in Driver Safety
The Bill Comes Later: What Preventable Fleet Incidents Really Cost
Why the small ones add up faster than most fleets think A driver backs into a pole. No one …
By Julie E in Driver Safety
The Psychology Behind Risky Driving
How small risks become normal behind the wheel, and what employers can do about it Most risky driving does not …
By Julie E in Uncategorized
When a Collision Turns Into a Claim, Your Training Records Start Talking
A vehicle collision usually starts as an operations issue. Then it becomes a claims issue. And very quickly, it becomes …
By Julie E in Driver Safety
The Forgetting Curve Is Killing Your Training ROI
Imagine pouring water into a bucket full of holes. That’s how most training works. In the late 1800s, German psychologist …