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SEARCHHaul’s AI-powered software integrates with Trucksafe’s consulting and training services, helping fleet managers anticipate and address potential compliance issues before they balloon into systemic problems.
Through Trucksafe Managed Services fleets can have access to management and compliance software by Haul.
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Trucksafe has partnered with AI-powered fleet risk management software provider Haul to offer Trucksafe Managed Services.
Haul’s AI-powered software integrates with Trucksafe’s consulting and training services, helping fleet managers anticipate and address potential compliance issues before they balloon into systemic problems. This proactive approach not only minimizes regulatory and highway-accident exposure but also optimizes fleet efficiency and performance, according to the companies.
This suite of DOT managed services takes the weight off fleet managers’ shoulders, according to Trucksafe, providing services such as driver onboarding, file retention, maintenance tracking, background screening, CSA score monitoring, the company said.
Trucksafe said the key benefits of Trucksafe Managed Services are:
Reduced administrative burden. Free up valuable time and resources with expert handling of DOT compliance tasks.
Enhanced safety. Minimize risk and improve driver performance through proactive monitoring and support.
Improved efficiency. Streamline operations and boost productivity with fully-digital driver fully digital file management.
Reduced costs. Avoid costly fines and penalties with proactive compliance measures.
Peace of mind: Gain confidence knowing your fleet is in the hands of experienced professionals.
“At Trucksafe, we’ve always been dedicated to empowering fleets with the knowledge and tools they need to stay compliant and safe,” says Brandon Wiseman, president of Trucksafe. “By partnering with Haul, we’re taking things to the next level. Their innovative software is a game-changer, and together, we’re offering fleets of all types and sizes an unparalleled level of support and peace of mind.”
“Together, we’re able to offer carriers the best of both worlds—cutting-edge risk management software and hands-on regulatory compliance services.” said Tim Henry, Haul’s CEO.
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