Teletrac Navman, a leading connected mobility platform and Vontier company, announced the launch of its Enhanced Privacy Mode, a feature for Smart Dash Cam users.
Vehicle reimbursement programs for organizations with employees who drive often incur unexpected costs beyond initial calculations. The four main options – company-provided vehicles, car allowances, cents-per-mile reimbursement, and fixed and variable rate (FAVR) reimbursement – each present distinct advantages and hidden expenses.
Fleet programs average $12,816 per driver annually when accounting for fuel cards, maintenance, and liability risks. Car allowances create tax waste while potentially disadvantaging employees in high-cost regions.
Cents-per-mile programs face challenges with mileage fraud and audit exposure, particularly with high-mileage drivers. FAVR reimbursements offer the most comprehensive solution by tailoring payments to geographic costs, though they require more complex administration.
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Following record-setting shows since 2022, FuelFest is set to open gates for their 1st annual show at the Alameda County Fairgrounds located at 2005 Valley Avenue in Pleasanton, CA on Saturday, May 31.
For half a century, Isuzu industrial engines have powered productivity across the United States. Isuzu diesel engines are known throughout the off-road equipment market for their unmatched reputation for reliability, durability, and long-term value.
RIMS, the risk management society®, announced winners of its industry awards presented during RISKWORLD® in Chicago. The awards were presented by RIMS leadership during four keynote presentations held at the conference.