Motive announced the global availability of Positive Driving, a new AI model that automatically identifies positive driver behaviors, such as quickly reacting to obstacles to avoid collisions or creating a safe following distance.
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By Ed Pierce, Editor, Fleet Management Weekly & FleetWiki
The global fleet fuel card industry is rapidly evolving, driven by new technologies, sustainability initiatives, and increasing complexity in fleet operations. By staying up-to-date with the latest trends and utilizing the full capabilities of modern fuel card platforms, fleet managers can unlock significant savings, improve oversight, and position their organizations for long-term success.
One thing about this industry stands out for Steve Rowley, now in his fifth year as president of Cox Automotive, a product and service provider. “I’m amazed at the resiliency of this business,” he says. “From OEMs to (auto-related) companies to dealers, they really manage it in an effective way.”
Geotab analysis shows that driving speed has a greater impact on EV range than summer heat, especially for larger vehicles on longer trips.
"At IIHS, we are alarmed by the rising toll of crashes on our nation’s roads and dismayed by an apparent lack of urgency about fixing the problem," said IIHS president David Harkey. "Despite its many important roles and significant past achievements, NHTSA is failing to meet the moment."