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Five practical steps on turning data into shared knowledge via utilisation

With the range of projects around and the competitive nature of the industry, margins are tight & under pressure - find out how important utilisation ...

How to turn Road Safety Week into lasting safer-driving habits

From decisions made before you leave to the way you respond to other drivers, small actions can have a lasting impact. Make Road Safety Week matter th...

Making the Case for Managing Fuels in Multiple Ways

No matter the year, fuel becomes a hot topic as prices surge due to outside forces. Luckily we have multiple avenues you can take to save costs.

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Teletrac Navman Staff - July 12, 2018

Q&A: Dispelling The Biggest Myths Around Fleet Technology

While technologies such as electronic work diaries (EWDs), vehicle tracking and GPS fleet software are fast becoming the norm within the all industries.

Jim French - July 04, 2018

3 Ways The Construction Industry Can Attract Young Talent

There’s a common perception that construction jobs are physical, muddy and manual.While it’s true there are plenty of hands-on jobs in the industry, this image no longer matches the reality of many modern construction or mining sites.

Chris L'Ecluse - June 26, 2018

The Life Of A Truck Driver In A Fast-Paced World

To the average car driver, the presence of trucks on the road generates, at best, one big eye-roll, often perceived as dangerous and foreboding.

Chris L'Ecluse - June 19, 2018

How To Ensure Your Fleet Is Prepared For Winter Weather

Winter is here – are you and your fleet ready? Cold temperatures, intense winds, rain and fog, these weather conditions pose challenges to everyone on the road.

Jim French - June 15, 2018

The Four Pillars Of Telematics

Teletrac Navman Staff - June 13, 2018

Q&A: How To Get The Best Possible Fuel Tax Credits Rebate

With tax time rapidly approaching, it’s time to get everything in order.The last thing you want is to skip a step that later puts you on the wrong side of an audit.