A fleet management program has many components with specific best practice use cases for each. Here are examples:
Fleet tracking – Know where your vehicles are in real time* to maximize efficiency and productivity.
Safety protocol – Review safety procedures with your drivers and operators regularly and provide easy access in a simple format.
Real-time driver alerts† – Prompt drivers each time they engage in risky behaviors and encourage them to improve their performance without managerial intervention.
Ongoing coaching - Use fleet dash cams to capture risky driving events and use the video as a coaching tool to connect with your drivers.
Self-coaching and accountability for drivers – Share video footage from fleet dash cams with drivers to help them improve their performance. Persistent risks and drivers who need added support can be escalated to manager coaching as needed.
Tracking maintenance – Know when scheduled vehicle maintenance is needed to avoid costly repairs down the road.
Proof of compliance – Keep certifications, registrations, insurance policies, and licenses at the ready— with digital and printed copies. Keep up with Department of Transportation regulations with services that specialize in analyzing compliance data.