SambaSafety Blog
Discover the latest company driver safety tips, FMCSA updates, guidance for commercial and personal auto insurers and more.
How Can Companies Maximize the Value of Their Telematics Data?
Telematics data provides a wealth of information for fleet managers. The value of this data can be grouped into three areas: To inform strategic...
Read MoreHow Fleet Violations Can Predict and Prevent Crashes and Expensive Claims
Fleet risk management is an increasingly difficult job, as it becomes more challenging to mitigate fleet violations and incidents. The rate of...
Read MoreBuilt In Honors SambaSafety in Its Esteemed 2023 “Best Places To Work Colorado”
We are excited to announce that for the fifth consecutive year, SambaSafety was honored in Built In’s 2023 Best Places To Work Awards for “100 Best...
Read MoreOvercoming Underwriting Challenges: Hitting a “Hole-in-One” at Rate Call 1
As the insurance industry shifts to stay relative and profitable amongst growing competition and tight margins, the bar for carriers seems to be set...
Read MoreYour Driving Policy for Employees Needs These 8 Key Components
At its essence, a driving policy for employees is your way of communicating and enforcing driver responsibilities to those employed at your company....
Read MoreDoes Your Winter Safety Program Include Driver Injury Prevention?
Most fleets train drivers on how to handle their vehicles in winter weather, but many don’t realize that drivers are actually more likely to slip on...
Read MoreFNOL and Telematics Data Management: Why Speed and Accuracy Matter
First Notice of Loss, better known as FNOL in the insurance, fleet and transportation management industries, is the first report to an insurer about...
Read MoreELDT 101: Satisfying Class B CDL Training Requirements
At SambaSafety, we are constantly enhancing our solutions to ensure our customers have the tools, resources and confidence needed to meet...
Read MoreHow the Snowplow Driver Shortage Affects Fleets this Winter
Over 70% of the roads in the United States are located in snowy regions. These areas receive an average of more than five inches of snowfall each...
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