For any fleet manager, driver retention is one of the most pressing issues of the post-pandemic era. Drivers are disappearing from the rosters of almost any transport department or company, tempted away by other offers, or by different jobs entirely, and despite all the efforts of HR managers, it seems like there’s little that can
As a fleet manager, you know that communication with your drivers is an essential part of your day to day operations. It’s not easy to manage, though – you have multiple ways to get in touch, by email, text message, phone calls, video calls, and that’s even before you look at corporate communications tools like
Fleet managers know that information is their most valuable resource. But a fleet management system can provide so much of it that it can be hard to make sense of – there’s just too much to process. The “information overload” feeling is difficult to get away from, too; many fleet managers resort to information exported
Knowledge of the location and movements of your corporate fleet, whether it’s lorries, or specialised vehicles of any type, is largely a solved problem now . GPS tracking has that under control . But as soon as that’s in place, many fleet managers become aware of a new problem. Vehicles aren’t that moving. This can
You’re concerned about fleet driver safety. You want to be able to provide training where it’ll do the most good, make sure your drivers are up to date on everything they need to know, and give them on-the-spot updates when necessary. Tranzaura’s Driver Connect is the best tool on the market to ensure fleet driver