27
Apr
Why Video Telematics Adoption is on the Rise
Category: Fleet Safety, Video Telematics
“There is an alligator on the right lane,” says a truck driver through the CB radio. In trucking lingo alligator is used to describe a piece of tire on the road to warn others a...
21
Mar
How to Effectively Combat Driver Fatigue
Category: Driver Coaching and Safety, Fleet...
Feeling fatigued is a common human experience. However, it is important to note that fatigue can impair your daily activities and lead to drowsiness. In today’s hustle cul...
27
May
Fleet Safety and Drivers: 3 Steps Toward Ensuring a Successful Fleet Safety Program
Category: Driver Coaching and Safety, Fleet...
Fleet safety is a major concern for any fleet manager and enforcing fleet safety policies can be challenging. The combination of lack of visibility into risky behaviors and effe...
21
Jun
Reducing Work Zone Accidents
Category: Fleet Safety, RideView Growth, Sp...
Work zone accidents are highly avoidable and preventable, and despite that, the number of fatalities in work zone-related accidents has been on the rise. In 2018, trucks contrib...
27
Jul
Fleets and Dash Cams – 5 Benefits of Video Telematics
Category: Fleet Safety, Video Telematics
Modern society is heavily dependent on the trucking industry – 70% of freight moved in the US is done by trucks! According to the USA Bureau of Transportation, 80% of communitie...
22
Feb
Types of Driver Distractions and What Fleets Can Do About Them
Category: Driver Coaching and Safety, Fleet...
The average human attention span while driving is found to be around 20 minutes! What happens when their attention runs out? They seek distractions. This is a troubling thought ...
10
Feb
Role of a Fleet Manager in Fleet Safety
Category: Fleet Safety