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A fleet may know exactly what a driver did, but not why. Telematics can identify risky behaviors such as speeding, harsh braking, and distraction, yet data alone rarely reveals the...
The term “Class C” can be confusing. For many drivers, a Class C license refers to a standard, non-commercial license for everyday vehicles. However, a Class C Commercial Driver’s License...
In the world of fleet management, the term “gray fleet” might not be as widely recognized as company-owned or leased vehicles, yet it represents a significant and often overlooked aspect...
In today’s dynamic business environment, many organizations rely on their employees to drive for business purposes. This reliance raises an important question: Are employers liable for accidents or incidents that...
Training adults, especially on dry subjects, can be challenging. Traditional long-form courses often lead to disengagement and poor retention. Enter spaced microlearning – a method that breaks down content into...
Learn how this method boosts retention, reduces costs, and enhances safety by repeatedly exposing drivers to critical information.
These days, more organizations are moving away from traditional training methods in favor of more engaging content that appeals to modern learners’ retention needs. Microlearning has become extremely popular, focusing...
A fleet may know exactly what a driver did, but not why. Telematics can identify risky behaviors such as speeding, harsh braking, and distraction, yet data alone rarely reveals the reasons behind these actions. Research on driver coaching highlights the importance of moving beyond correction to encourage reflection, helping drivers understand their behavior and develop […]
There’s a story that many truck drivers know: a driver flips his truck, a fire breaks out, and his seatbelt keeps him trapped inside. The message seems obvious: he might have survived if he hadn’t worn his seatbelt. The Transport Research Board report, The Role of Safety Culture in Preventing Commercial Motor Vehicle Crashes Commercial […]
In July, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) deployed 175 investigators across 40 states to review nearly 400 Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) providers. Investigators found issues including inadequate training ranges, unlicensed instructors, missing assessment records, and one provider using a school bus in a trailer as a classroom. While not all providers were fraudulent, […]
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