SmartDrive Systems has partnered with Microsoft to integrate Microsoft's Bing Maps for Enterprise into the SmartDrive Measured Safety Program.
With the new integrated system, fleets can view all of their safety events with one click, to more easily determine unsafe driving behaviors.
"In minutes, I was able to pinpoint an area where my drivers had made multiple incomplete stops in the past week, and could coach my staff before crashes occur," said Mike Connell of Karst Stage airport and bus transportation. "Safety of our drivers and of our community is extremely important to Karst Stage, and SmartDrive continues to provide us with the most innovative driver safety programs available."
The maps will be integrated into existing SmartDrive accounts later in June at no additional cost.
SmartDrive, based in San Diego, provides risk and safety technology to fleets.
For more information, visit www.smartdrive.net.
With the new integrated system, fleets can view all of their safety events with one click, to more easily determine unsafe driving behaviors.
"In minutes, I was able to pinpoint an area where my drivers had made multiple incomplete stops in the past week, and could coach my staff before crashes occur," said Mike Connell of Karst Stage airport and bus transportation. "Safety of our drivers and of our community is extremely important to Karst Stage, and SmartDrive continues to provide us with the most innovative driver safety programs available."
The maps will be integrated into existing SmartDrive accounts later in June at no additional cost.
SmartDrive, based in San Diego, provides risk and safety technology to fleets.
For more information, visit www.smartdrive.net.
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