As the new year begins, it's time to review past events and plans for the coming year with the CEI On-Demand Webinar Series’ latest topic, "Performance Reviews for Fleet Safety Programs."
Among topics to be explored:
-Tips on performing a comprehensive review of your fleet safety program
-How to develop your findings into an improvement plan for the coming year
-How to engage your organization and drivers in goal setting to further a culture of safety within your organization
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By Dave Bean, Editor, FMW
When the final December 2023 figures come in, sales of fleet vehicles are predicted to ride the cresting wave of overall new vehicle sales, which have improved markedly from 2022.
This after fleet sales were negatively affected in October and November 2023, chiefly a result of the UAW strike against the Big Three automakers in Detroit.
“With the strike now in the rearview mirror, December is expected to show a return to stronger fleet activity, and these sales could have a big impact on the month’s final tally,” said Charlie Chesbrough, senior economist at Cox Automotive.
Comvoy.com, the automotive industry’s first structured searchable marketplace for work-ready trucks and vans powered by Work Truck Solutions, announced the launch of NuPropel, a commercial vehicle-centric advanced fuel resource center.
NuPropel is a brand-agnostic clearinghouse of information with a mission to provide all commercial vehicle stakeholders a forum to share and compare the myriad of topics relating to advanced fuel vehicles.
Join NAFA on January 11, 2024, when we announce the 2024 Green Garage Contest winners! Find out which fleet took the top spot, and learn new best practices from operations with innovative eco-friendly maintenance facilities.
2024 Green Garage Contest Announcement Webinar
1:00-2:00 p.m. ET on January 11, 2024
To reserve your free spot, click here.
Many of today’s cars maintain permanent connections to the internet. These enable automakers to provide remote software updates that fix safety problems and add new conveniences. But they also introduce new safety risks.
Cases of technology-enabled stalking involving cars are emerging as automakers add ever-more-sophisticated features, such as location tracking and remote control of functions such as locking doors or honking the horn.
The New York Times reports, “Domestic violence experts say that these convenience features are being weaponized in abusive relationships, and that car makers have not been willing to assist victims.”