The slate of NAFA webinars for the second half of 2017 is now online. NAFA webinars are available for FREE for NAFA Members (Regular and
Associate) as an exclusive benefit of membership. Registration for
non-members is $25.00. Register now and be prepared for these informative education opportunities.
Best Practices for an Effective Driver Policy
Time: 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM EST
Date: Wednesday, June 21, 2017
The fleet policy is the most important document that drivers must follow. Effective fleet policies are comprehensive, enforceable, and structured in a manner that is easy for drivers to understand. Driver compliance is critical to the success of any fleet program. As a fleet manager, monitoring policy compliance may seem difficult...but, it’s not. Data will tell you how well drivers are following your rules, identify areas where policies need to be reinforced, and allow you to make business decisions to optimize your fleet performance. This is a must-attend session for any fleet professional to learn how to drive compliance and improve fleet policies through real-life examples.
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This presentation will cover future trends in tolling, including interoperability between all tolling systems, the inevitable shift to all-electronic tolling, and the increased use of managed lanes. The presentation will also examine how all of these trends will impact commercial fleets of all types and sizes.
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Learn about the considerations and costs associated with installing charging infrastructure and how new technologies such as energy management can provide significant cost advantages and future-proof your fleet. The webinar will help participants determine whether EVs are right for their fleet and create a plan for driving on electricity.
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Payment technology is rapidly evolving along the parallel tracks of convenience and security. Drivers want to pay for fuel in the easiest way possible, while fleet managers need bullet-proof protection for those payments and the data that surrounds them. This webinar tackles technological progress in payment at the pump and in the maintenance shop.
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Fleet Challenge is a Canadian not-for-profit organization that has been focused on helping Canadian fleet managers reduce their greenhouse gases and eco-footprint for more than a decade. The name came from the Canadian federal government’s announcement in 2004 of its plans to "green" its federal fleet – and its challenge to private businesses to do the same.
In light of the U.S and Canada’s recent announcements and commitment to fossil fuel and GHG reduction resulting from the Paris climate change talks, Roger Smith’s presentation will include case studies of past examples of "fleet greening" in Canada, including innovative solutions to reducing GHGs and operating costs simultaneously.
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There is a growing need for cost-efficient transportation for corporate and government entities. According to statistics from the Federal Highway Administration, government agencies in the United States alone operate approximately 3.7 million vehicles, and it costs some $21 billion yearly to maintain them. Efficient utilization and management of pooled vehicle fleets could take cars off the road and trim costs, helping both corporations and agencies to optimize spending and sustainability.
Adrian Albus will discuss the impact that the sharing economy will have on fleeting management as well as the work that Zipcar is doing.
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