Self-insured fleets are no longer uncommon. Reducing costs by self-insuring allows an organization to remain better in control over its costs, but it does not eliminate risk. Self-insured fleets can be effective when there is an effective risk management plan in place, one that addresses...
There are numerous ways to operate a business today, but reimbursed fleets are growing in popularity. A reimbursement program enables employee-owned vehicles to be used as a component of their work while the company still provides many of the benefits of maintaining that vehicle. In...
Fleet safety is a priority for all organizations. Fleet Response has the ultimate goal of empowering organizations of all sizes and types to ensure that they are reducing risks to keep drivers, vehicles, and company reserves protected. Our specialization is in serving self-insured fleets, which...
Subrogation management is a critical component of all fleets, especially those that are self-insured. Subrogation, which could also mean substitution, is a term used to describe the process of collecting on a debt by one party on behalf of another party. When you consider fleets...
Claims management companies provide assistance, efficiency, and better results to organizations, allowing them to manage their business while the claims team manages the claim itself. Vehicle accidents can create impactful delays and safety risks for drivers, costing money and creating HR problems. From the initial...
The claims management process is one of the most frustrating for many businesses. You need to focus on your business – moving materials and people – and not on the claims management process, which is often drawn out and costly inefficiency. Claims management is essential,...
Telematics has changed the way companies manage and operate their fleets. Telematic systems are highly valuable tools designed to provide companies with data, data that can be used to make decisions, reduce risks, enhance driver relationships, and boost revenue. The benefits of telematics are multi-faceted,...
Most fleets have had some form of motor vehicle record (MVR) monitoring for years. Companies periodically check each employee's MVR to review the current license status and note any new traffic violations or accidents. In the past, these checks required a lot of manual effort,...
Accidents happen on all roadways with vehicles. Yet, when an accident impacts a vehicle within a fleet, that commercial organization now is not only limited in their access to the vehicle, but that depresses revenue production, creates hassles for drivers, and may impact relationships with...
Claims management isn’t as easy as it may seem like it should be. Vehicle accidents within your fleet could mean there is significant risk to your business – financial, long-term impact on clients, and even risks to your drivers. That’s why managing the claims process...
