With 800,000 units under management, the Wheels portfolio is massive with clients from three legacy companies. This required the creation of two leadership positions – one focused on client retention and the other focused on growth.
What fleet managers need to know to reduce risk and avoid legal and labor relation pitfalls.
The year 2026 will mark a turning point with multiple regulations converging to push for greater fuel economy in cars and trucks.
While traffic signals may seem rudimentary, even professional drivers can benefit from reminders that clarify precisely what they are expected to do — and not do — when they come face to face with red lights, flashing signals, green arrows, and more.
There are several steps fleet drivers can take to enhance their own safety ranging from tire maintenance to understanding brake systems, from guarding against carjacking to stowing away the cell phone.
There are wasted dollars in fleet budgets. The overwhelming majority of fleet managers are good stewards of corporate funds, so budgetary waste is not blatant but often comprised of the cumulative impact of hidden inefficiencies.
Numerous fleet drivers log thousands of miles on highways and interstates. An expert shares knowledge about common highway driving situations from the advantages and disadvantages of traveling in any given lane to a reminder about Move Over laws.
Government and National Safety Council statistics reveal that millions of Americans are involved in traffic crashes each year. Here are 10 steps for your drivers to follow when they find themselves in a crash incident.
Managers need to view their fleets as a business and not assets to manage. Optimal fleet utilization boosts productivity and decrease costs, which boost corporate profitability because these savings go straight to the bottom line.
On average, 10% of drivers are responsible for 40% of fleet crashes. Having a fleet safety policy is not enough, a company needs to employ technology to identify risks and be overt in its willingness to enforce accountability.
Many fleet drivers log thousands of miles on multi-lane highways every year, putting them at risk for lane-changing collisions. An expert explores the contributing factors to these crashes as well as strategies for safely switching lanes.
As road rage incidents increase since the COVID-19 shutdown, it's important to remember proper driving etiquette to avoid the number increasing.
Keep your fleet and drivers safe this summer with RealTruck's top five safety tips.
Mike Albert Fleet Solutions has increasingly applied data from predictive analytics, AI, and telematics to deliver actionable insights for fleets.
How does weight rating versus actual weight work, and when can an enforcement officer operate off actual vehicle weight? How does renting impact DOT regulations? Stay compliant by following these guidelines.
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