Subrogation Efforts: A Key Component of Cost Reduction
CEI has a team of 40 subrogation experts who handle claims from the day they’re called in until collection is secured - and that makes a huge difference for customers when it comes to returned funds.
A Global Telematics Company with a Focus on Safety
With a presence in 120 countries around the world, MiX Telematics has a global footprint and a focus on improving fleet safety.
Jason Jones Joins Merchants Fleet as Director of Analytics & Data Management
Merchants Fleet announced that Jason Jones has joined their technology team as Director of Analytics and Data Management.
He will be responsible for expanding Merchants Fleet’s analytical and data management capabilities through building business partnerships, executing data management best practices, and developing innovative technology solutions.
“As our company continues to offer more data-rich technologies to help our clients manage and optimize their vehicles, we must continue to invest in our data capabilities,” said Jeanine L. Charlton, Senior Vice President and Chief Technology & Digital Officer at Merchants Fleet.
2019 Wheels Results+ Fleet Performance Summit Recap
Wheels, Inc., hosted its 2019 Results+ Fleet Performance Summit from October 24 to 25 in Chicago. The 7th annual event gathered more than 180 fleet professionals to showcase fleet management success stories, network and share best practices with peers.
Free Class Teaches How New Car Safety Features Work
As new safety and driver assistance systems arrive to do everything from automatically hitting the brakes to avoid a pedestrian to warning about an oncoming truck in your blind spot, they can’t protect you if you don’t know how to use them.
Only 20% of the people who buy a new car know how to use all its features,” said Roger Doster, AARP’s Michigan chief trainer for driver safety. Doster teaches classes in southeast Michigan. Most are at libraries, community centers and senior centers. “The classes help people understand which safety features might suit them, and how to use them. Nearly 100% of people say they learned something.”
The free classes last about 90 minutes. They’re open to anybody, not just AARP members or retired people.
Read the article at Detroit Free Press.
