With accident costs rising slightly over 2012 figures, fleet managers are utilizing more safety technology and instituting driver eduction programs to help...

Driver actions, from seatbelt use to talking or texting on cell phones, can significantly affect company accident rates.

Once the total, fully loaded costs of collisions, beyond the direct and most obvious costs, have been identified, fleets must shape a clear message about...

Economic uncertainty, fewer cosmetic repairs, and a decline in rental costs are some factors that influenced 2009 accident management costs.

Many fleets in 2009 chose to forego cosmetic repairs, increase use of aftermarket parts, and focus on proactive accident management to control costs.

Turning 25 this June, the accident management company looks to new markets and fleet driver safety and risk management to diversify and grow. CEI’s strategy...

CEI’s DriverCare user group meeting in Virginia provided clients the opportunity to discuss safety, policy, as well as share ideas. Attendees also got a...

Increased labor rates, additional in-vehicle technology, and environmental regulations are increasing truck accident costs.

Increased labor rates, additional in-vehicle technology, and environmental regulations are increasing truck accident costs.

Reduced downtime, priority service, increased visibility of accident costs and trends, and additional benefits can be realized by outsourcing some...