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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration recently reported that in the first quarter of this year, U.S. traffic deaths jumped about 7% to 9,560 – the highest number recorded in a quarterly period since 2002.
Despite lofty hiring goals, insurers are finding it harder than ever to attain talent. With the whirlwind of a new digital age, it begs the question: what does hiring (and retaining) new talent look like in 2022?
Understanding what data normalization is and knowing why it's important to fleet risk management gives companies a real advantage in both valuing and utilizing the big data they are already gathering.
Brake Safety Week is CVSA's annual initiative conducted by law enforcement across North America. Each year, commercial motor vehicle and driver inspections are conducted at fixed weigh stations, temporary pop-up inspection sites and during roving roadway patrols – with a special focus on brake components and systems.
In the same way we invest a dollar today with the expectation of compounded return, we must rethink how we invest in the human capital responsible for safely representing companies out on our roads. With this new mindset, companies and their carriers can mitigate the risk drivers pose to our communities, while in turn effectively reducing commercial auto premiums.
Excel is used around the world, is a basic office skill, and therefore provides a simple-to-deploy solution that is familiar to its users. However, just because it’s a ubiquitous skill doesn’t mean it is the right tool for fleet safety management.
Driver risk management has traditionally been a manual, time-intensive process for companies — but that’s changing thanks to emerging technologies. Tools like MVR monitoring software make this process less of an administrative burden, all while providing better, more actionable insight.
FMCSA's Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) regulations set the baseline for training requirements for entry-level drivers. We provide helpful answers to frequently asked questions as drivers and training providers work to meet these new requirements.
Discover the critical components of defensive driving and why your company should be reinforcing these techniques to protect both your team and bottom line.
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