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Fleet Experts Answer Clearinghouse, Driver Shortage and More!

Drivers, ELD, Fleet Management, Hours of Service (HOS)

It’s time again for “Ask the Fleet Expert.” In this post, leading fleet experts answer your questions on actual knowledge as it relates to the Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse, what the driver shortage may look like next year, and more. The experts answering your questions include: Dean Croke, DAT Chris Henry, CarriersEdge David J. Osiecki, […]

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Ask the Fleet Expert: Get Answers to Your Key Questions!

Drivers, Fleet Management

This month we continue our new feature, “Ask the Fleet Expert.” We have asked leading experts to answer your questions on a variety of subjects in a monthly blog post. The experts answering your questions include: Dean Croke, DAT Chris Henry, CarriersEdge David J. Osiecki, Scopelitis Transportation Consulting (STC) Have a question? Submit your question

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Driver Appreciation Week Contest 2020 Winners and Top Ideas

Drivers, Fleet Management, Fleet Safety

Thank you to all of you who submitted your great ideas for celebrating National Truck Driver Appreciation Week! Wow, we received more than twice as many submissions this year as last year–and so many great ideas! We had a tough job choosing the winners, but here are the top 3 winners along with some of

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Driver Appreciation Week 2020 Contest!

Driver Safety, Drivers, Fleet Management

Driver Appreciation Week 2020 is coming soon! For the third year, the Spireon family would like to give a big thanks to the 7 million professional drivers that support our country with their hard work and dedication. From delivering retail and manufactured goods, supplies to natural disaster areas, and even Spireon products across the country,

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[Webinar] Driver Recruitment 2020: What You Need to Do Now

Drivers, Fleet Management

Tuesday, December 17, 2019 – 2:00 pm Eastern / 11:00 am Pacific Some news outlets may claim there’s no driver shortage, but companies across the country disagree. And now with the Drug & Alcohol Clearinghouse to deal with, driver recruitment is more challenging than ever. Learn what you need to do now to insure efficient,

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National Truck Driver Appreciation Week Winners

Driver Appreciation Week Contest 2019 Winners and Top Ideas

Drivers, Fleet Management, Fleet Safety

Thank you to all of you who submitted your great ideas for celebrating National Truck Driver Appreciation Week! We had a tough job choosing the winners, but here are the top 3 winners along with some of the other top ideas. Driver Appreciation Week Contest Winners! $250 Amazon gift card: Tamara Mladeno, Arctic Transportation We

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How to Dramatically Improve Driver Recruitment

How to Dramatically Improve Your Driver Recruitment

Drivers, Fleet Management

With the driver shortage and driver turnover hitting the industry hard, improving your driver recruitment process is more important than ever. But how do you go from average (or worse) to outstanding? Here are some practical driver recruitment tips from The Undercover Trucker, Kelly Anderson, provided in a webinar sponsored by Spireon. First and foremost,

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Driver Retention: More Important Things than Money

Drivers, Fleet Management

One of the keys to driver retention that is too often missed is to make drivers feel important—because they are. If your new drivers have made it through orientation, how do you keep them happy from here on out? Too often, drivers report feeling like numbers—nameless “steering-wheel holders.” And, when they feel that way, the

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