Disruption & Adaptation
One of our most favorite contributors is Dr. Paul Atchley, eDriving’s Brain Scientist, who writes a brilliant column: Can Telematics Technology Prevent Distracted Driving Created by Technology? The statistics Dr. Atchley cites are indeed sobering, but he offers a path to effect lasting change.
We recently interviewed Arnaud Regent, Managing Director for Fleet & Mobility at Edenred, to learn about the global company’s entry into the US with their Edenred Essentials Visa Fleet card. Arnaud says, "Our intention is to be different from the market leaders in the US,”
Fleet marketing expert Ed Pierce writes a terrific column about the three big changes in digital marketing that impact fleet. You can meet Ed in person at the FMW Brand Acceleration booth 324 at the upcoming NAFA I&E.
Janice Sutton
Editor in Chief
The Customer Experience Continuum
When looking at applying Best Practices to Customer Experience in Fleet, you need to start by knowing what your customers interact with.
AI, Robotics, Cars & Heavy Equipment Will All Debut At CES 2023
CES has become the premier automotive technology showcase.
Expect announcements from a wide variety of vendors spanning infotainment, Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), Autonomous Vehicle (AV) systems, and new Electric Vehicle (EV) platforms.
CES represents every aspect of technology and is the launching point for many new technologies and companies.
Here’s How Oregon Will Phase Out Gas Cars, Trucks, and SUVs
Oregon formally adopts Clean Cars II, setting a target date of 2035 to phase out sales of new gas- and diesel-engine cars, light trucks, and SUVs, with interim targets until 2035.
California and Washington have already cemented plans to phase out sales of new internal-combustion-engine cars, light trucks, and SUVs, with Washington being the earliest with a 2030 target year.
Several other U.S. states have now adopted California's Clean Cars II framework but face a number of challenges in expanding EV infrastructure.
Reflect. Renew. Focus.
By Laura Jozwiak
It is December. In the Midwest, that means the weather turns cold, the sky turns steel grey, and the ground will most likely turn white with the falling snow.
It’s the time that we cover our patio furniture and tuck away the gardening tools.
For me, it’s also the time to reflect, give closure to the year, and start looking forward to the possibilities of the next 365 days
I have always appreciated this part of the cycle — this annual time of reflection, renewal, and focus.
Like a seed that is hibernating underground in the winter until the soil warms up and takes root to flourish in the spring, so do our thoughts.
