Tips for Celebrating Our Highway Heroes During National Truck Driver Appreciation Week
In 1988, the American Trucking Associations (ATA) launched a nationwide celebration that would forever change the way we recognize and honor the...
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The Psychological Impact of Employee Driver Training
The psychological impact of employee driver training plays a crucial role in boosting drivers' confidence, job satisfaction and overall well-being –...
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The Strategic Advantage of Usage-Based Auto Insurance to Elevate Risk Management
Leading insurers are getting ahead by redefining risk management. As the industry introduces more personalized, data-driven solutions, usage-based...
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How Ongoing Fleet Driver Education Lays the Foundation for an Unshakeable Safety Culture
When it comes to effective fleet management, safety isn’t just a policy – it's a priority. Yet, too often, companies treat driver training as a...
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What Are CSA Driver Scores, and Why Do They Matter?
When it comes to managing commercially licensed drivers, properly handling fleet compliance requires a thorough understanding of Federal Motor...
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Why a Holistic Risk Profile Is the Key to Profitability for Commercial Auto
With the rise in auto claims severity, insurers are looking for new ways to effectively manage commercial auto risk. Distracted driving, nuclear...
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The Cost of Delayed Interventions with High-Risk Drivers
With auto insurance premiums, costly litigation and poor driving behavior rising at an alarming rate, companies cannot afford to delay interventions...
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Bridging the Gap Between Compliance and Proactivity in Fleet Safety Management
While meeting regulatory compliance is necessary, it serves only as a starting point. To truly minimize risk and enhance driver safety, fleet...
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Why Insurers Need to Offer Company Driver Training
From novice commercial drivers learning the ropes to seasoned veterans navigating complex routes, each level of experience brings its own set of...
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