Monthly Archives: February 2022
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News Featured Stories News Releases Fleet Solutions- February 23, 2022 111
Imagine a world where whiteout conditions and an inexperienced driver don't equal a three-week-long delivery delay....
This inconvenience won’t just disappear overnight, but delivery fleets are slowly catching on to the fact that improving a driver’s overall visibility and eliminating blind spots with the right camera system is now a must, when considering cost-effectiveness, efficiency, and local compliance.
As more and more pickup & delivery fleets get smarter with their system selections, they’re turning to things like powerful Mobile DVRs, HD cameras, dash cams, sensors, compact monitors...
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News Featured Stories News Releases- February 16, 2022 66
It’s been approximately 3 weeks since Canada mandated vaccines for truckers crossing the border, and there doesn’t seem to be an end in sight to the backlash.* In fact, many theorize that the blockades and protests will grow.
If continued, these protests can cascade into problems that will hit close to home for many Americans:
- Manufacturing Job Cuts/Reduced Capacities
The focal point of the protests, Ambassador Bridge, is responsible for roughly 1/3rd of America’s auto industry supplies. Car plants, including some of Toyota’s and GM’s, have already been cutting back on shifts since the protests...
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News Featured Stories News Releases Safety Stats- February 09, 2022 364
You might be guilty of it yourself.
Distractions, however brief, are almost impossible to ignore. That’s why states havehad to crack down on distracted driving as cell phones have become ubiquitousover the course of time.
Despite the potential of being fined or worse, drivers just can’t help but look everywhere but the road in front of them, and the numbers show it.
According to MoneyGeek, these are the 5 worst states when it comes to distracted driving fatality rates per billion miles (DDFR, for our intents and purposes), with a side of distracted driving deaths (2018-2019):
5. Louisiana
Louisiana...
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- February 02, 2022 142
Nobody wants a safety system that can’t weather the storm–whether that storm consists of snow, rain, sleet, or dust.
The elements have a habit of ruining expensive equipment by entering into any tiny crevice and seam not completely sealed off.
Enter the Ingress Protection (IP) rating system, the scale used to identify how well your equipment’s interior is shielded from solid particulates, liquids, and submersion.
The scale works as such:
- The first number after IP in any given rating applies to your equipment’s protection against solid elements like sand. This scale goes from 0-6, with 0...
