French Ban Speed Camera Detectors
There has been lots of publicity about the newly introduced law requiring all drivers to carry approved breathalysers while traveling on French roads but British drivers using their company car abroad need to be aware of another new regulation introduced by our Gallic neighbors – it is now illegal to have a satellite navigation device […]
NJ’s Distracted Driving Law Carries Steep Punishment
New Jersey’s Acting Gov. Kim Guadagno recently signed into law a bill that covers punishment for texting and cellphone use while driving. Effective immediately, A1074 makes prosecution of vehicular homicide or assault by vehicle easier against someone who is found in violation of the state’s hands-free cellphone law. Proof that someone was in violation of […]
Small Pickup Void Shrinks Fleet Options
Companies that use compact pickups for commercial applications are seeing their options dwindle quickly as models are discontinued, but other manufacturers are ready to step into the void. Ford Motor Co’s decision to discontinue the Ranger compact pickup in the United States (it is being updated and sold globally) following the recent exit of the […]
Galves Market Conditions – August 2012
Galves Market Conditions – August 2012
Making Sense of the Data
Fleet managers get reams and reams of data from numerous sources, but how do you use that data most effectively to make the best business decisions? We asked Ron to give us Chevin's approach to working with fleets to make sense of the data and effect practical and meaningful changes.
