Removing the Guesswork and Friction from Safety Programs
With the right program you can see improvements in driver safety that are almost immediate.
Uneven EV Sales in the U.S.
A recent report from the International Energy Agency (IEA) calls the electric car revolution “on track” globally - with much momentum coming from Europe and China (and slow growth in the U.S.),” writes Ed Pierce in one of our top stories. The good news is that “Fleet sales—particularly in government and select commercial sectors—are increasingly aligning with the IEA’s optimism.” READ MORE
New Solutions for ELVs
End-of-Life Vehicles (ELVs) can be time- and resource-hungry for very limited ROI, says Chapin Griffith in another of today’s features. He presents an alternate option, though, to give fleets “a streamlined path to clearing the decks of unwanted vehicles.” READ MORE
Ted Roberts
President
Attend NETS’ Strength in Numbers Fleet Safety Benchmark Conference
Registration is officially open for NETS’ Strength in Numbers Fleet Safety Benchmark Conference in Minneapolis in October - and this is an event we highly recommend.
New Nissan Leaf Is America’s Cheapest EV And It’s About To Get Even Cheaper
Pricing for the next-generation Nissan Leaf is finally official, giving us a picture of how the popular EV is shaping up for 2026.
EVs Make Driving Calmer — But Bad Roads Keep Stress Alive
Electric cars may be marketed on zero-emissions bragging rights, but owners increasingly value them for something more personal: peace of mind. Silent cabins, smooth torque delivery, and fewer mechanical vibrations all help create a calmer environment.
