As a fleet manager, you know better than anyone how important it is to put together and manage a high-quality fleet as efficiently as possible. Safety aspects and therefore also the behavior of individual drivers play a major role in this: calm, less easily distracted drivers ensure a direct reduction of the risk of damage and the associated costs. Less damage to cans, less loss of time and less need for replacement transport equals more productivity.
Today, sustainability - like safety - is inextricably linked to fleet management. Think, for example, of the environmental transition and the electrification of the vehicle fleet, in order to reduce the carbon footprint. As a fleet manager, however, you can also take other steps to reduce the impact of your fleet on the environment. By gaining insight into the driving behavior of individual drivers, the opportunity arises to reduce consumption by influencing behavior and thus reduce the pressure on the environment. In addition, it also saves money at the pump and in the car garage, so that's a nice bonus.