By Tim O’Hara, Chief Information Officer, Wheels
From streamlining fleet operations to improving customer service, embracing technological advancements has become a hallmark of success.
The fusion of machine learning and human expertise is transforming the way decisions are made.
At Wheels, we are committed to enhancing the service we provide to our customers by using both tried and tested technologies, as well as newer cutting-edge solutions.
Machine learning, OCR and RPA are just a few of the technologies we are using and investing in to improve the way we serve our customers. We foster a culture of innovation and are committed to leveraging advanced technologies to deliver exceptional service to our clients and their drivers.
By Dave Bean, FMW Associate Editor
According to research results in a recent AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety study, Advanced Driver Assistance Systems – more commonly referred to as ADAS – could prevent upwards of 37 million vehicle accidents over the next 30 years.
While ADAS features are fairly commonplace now on new vehicle models, it still isn’t clear to many motorists exactly what they are and how to use them properly.
According to Dr. David Yang, President and Executive Director of the AAA Foundation. "...the full safety benefits of ADAS will not be realized unless they are fully understood by the consumer, used properly, and widely adopted.”
Did you know that over 6 million motor vehicle accidents happen in the U.S. every year, with human error accounting for a staggering 94% of all incidents?
Protecting your fleet and drivers is essential, but it's not just about reacting to accidents; it's about proactively mitigating risk.
Discover the proven strategies to reduce accidents and enhance safety through driver training.
By implementing the right training program, you can foster a safety-first culture and dramatically cut down on accidents.
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By Tanner Lee, Kingbee
As OEMs slow down their production of internal combustion engines to make way for electric alternatives, one thing is for certain: EVs are inevitable.
It’s up to fleet managers to pivot and adjust in order to come out ahead.
Kingbee’s entire purpose is to provide flexibility for fleet managers. Their long-term rental model gives fleets instant access to electric cargo vans, all upfitted with work shelves and ladder racks.
Currently in Kingbee’s stock are the 2022 Ford E-Transits.
EVs are coming—will you be left behind?