By Fleet Management Weekly Staff
We recently interviewed Sumit Chauhan, Chief Operating Officer and Co-Founder of CerebrumX, to find out how his company can help fleet managers monitor the range of vehicles in their fleets.
While most fleets consist of a range of connected and non-connected vehicles, CerebrumX’s FleetConnect solution bridges the gap and delivers insights for your whole fleet in one convenient platform.
"We don’t just provide data, but actual insights in terms of total cost of ownership (which entails predictive maintenance)...We’re also very cognizant of the fact that drivers are the most important asset for a fleet management company. So it’s very important to monitor the drivers’ overall well-being and how they’re driving..."
By Laura Jozwiak
The core of our most successful and rewarding relationships must be a foundation of trust. You don’t walk into a new relationship with trust.
Trust takes time to develop, and if you are not careful, it could be diminished or destroyed in seconds.
Open and transparent communication is foundational in a trusted relationship. The news may not always be positive, but trust grows when people know you will tell them what they need to know, not just what they want to hear.
Trust is about consistency. It is a reminder that every moment matters. Every interaction provides another opportunity to build your brand of being trustworthy. And when you wear that badge of honor, loyalty is returned.
REE Automotive is building vehicles for people interested in a better electric truck - one that offers ergonomic driver advantages and an innovative cab.
New study results from Justin Tyndall at the University of Hawai'i's Economic Research Organization, examined how high the front end of a vehicle needs to be to begin to show an outsized effect on pedestrian deaths.
Translating the study starts with knowing that almost 7,400 pedestrians died after being struck by vehicles in 2021; in 2005, that number was 3,813 pedestrians.
Tyndall says that a four-inch rise in the height of a vehicle's front fascia results in a 22% rise in the risk of pedestrian death. If regulators capped front fascia height at 49.2 inches, the numbers point to 509 lives being saved every year in the U.S., nearly 7% of 2021's death figure.
NAFA's Essentials of Fleet Management Seminar returns this spring! This one-stop training program for individuals new to the industry or growing in their role will guide you through the latest best-practices, strategies, key skills, and resources for managing your fleet.
This four-day online seminar is your chance to learn alongside other fleet professionals about the fundamental principles of running an efficient fleet.
Essentials of Fleet Management Seminar • March 12, 14, 19, and 26
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