This article was originally publish on Fleet News. Self-employed drivers working in the so-called gig economy are at a significantly higher risk of being involved in a collision, a new study... Read more
Brake, the road safety charity, has published an essential guidance report for fleet managers and HR professionals, in collaboration with Teletrac Navman. ‘Positive mental attitudes: m... Read more
– By Jim McKinlay, General Manager APAC, Verizon Connect – Tradesmen represent 58 percent of workers’ compensation claims, despite making up only 30 percent of the Australian wor... Read more
– By Marc Sibbald – First question I hear you ask is – what is LKA? It’s Lane Keeping Assistance. Second question – why would you refer to my fleet drivers as... Read more
The new Corolla hatch brings unprecedented levels of advanced safety technology to the small car class with an array of active driver assistance and passive protection features. Active cruis... Read more
Considering company vehicles are some of the newest on the roads, it’s a fair assumption that they are not fitted with faulty Takata airbags that need to be replaced. Though as a Fleet... Read more
This article was originally published on Fleet News. Ford is introducing pothole detection technology to the new Focus, to mitigate the damage caused when striking potholes. The system is av... Read more
Researchers aim to adapt ‘image pattern recognition’ software to enable automated systems for the analysis of road safety and road conditions. CQUniversity Professor Brijesh Verm... Read more
– By Emma Sibbald – At school we are taught about road safety and my Dad is always telling us to be safe in the car. So (for fun) I decided to make a short movie. I have encount... Read more
Transport Certification Australia (TCA) has announced that it is leading work to facilitate the interoperability of fatigue monitoring devices and telematics In-Vehicle Units (IVUs). Fatigue... Read more
