2018

Despite what the myriad of industry experts might tell you, driver monitoring programs and technologies are not all created equal. In fact, this overused term varies widely not only in its definition but also in its interpretation. To complicate the…

DS Services, a distributor of leading beverage brands to residential and business customers, employs more than 3,500 drivers nationwide. Tracking its drivers – and ensuring they’re qualified to be behind the wheel – isn’t easy. …

According to the National Highway Transportation Safety Adminis-tration, highway accidents accounted for 37,461 deaths in the U.S. in 2016.1 Moreover, a recent study by Motus, a vehicle management and reimbursement platform, found that 40% of all motor…

Let’s begin with a question: Do you know who is behind the wheel? The reality is that for many enterprises with employees who drive as part of their job, the answer is, “I think so,” or maybe, “no.” Driver risk management …

Our free white paper Driver Monitoring: Myth vs. Reality, will show you: Why background checks, public records, and license checks are inadequate Why pulling Motor Vehicle Records once or twice a year isn’t enough How to go beyond telem…

Today, it’s commonplace for   companies to check the motor vehicle records (MVRs) of their   drivers once a year. That’s considered due diligence. But what if one driver gets a moving violation  or a citation for driving unde…