Tag Archives: #safety

3 Reasons You Need More Than Dashcams to Lower Your Phone Usage

Posted on June 16, 2026 by Justin Graves

  Commercial auto has lost money every year since 2013, without interruption through the entire dashcam era. The commercial auto segment produced net underwriting losses every year from 2013 through 2023, making it the weakest property/casualty line for over a … Continue reading →

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The Compliance Gap: Why New Hands-Free Laws Don’t Actually Protect Fleets

Posted on May 20, 2026 by Nate Guggia

  Across the U.S., states are tightening distracted driving laws. Hands-free legislation is expanding. Enforcement is increasing. Penalties are becoming more severe, especially for commercial drivers. On paper, this should reduce risk. In reality, many fleets remain just as exposed … Continue reading →

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Why Safety Policies Are Failing Fleets in 2026

Posted on May 7, 2026 by Nate Guggia

  Most fleets today don’t have a safety policy problem. They have an enforcement problem. Over the past decade, fleet safety programs have become more sophisticated. Policies are clear. Training is consistent. Dash cams and telematics provide more visibility than … Continue reading →

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