Hurricane Ida ravaged many parts of the Gulf Coast and caused flooding in several northeastern states.
Predicting upcoming weather, mapping inaccessible routes, and accessing emergency communications channels are ways that fleet companies help their clients successfully manage hurricanes.
As the start of hurricane season approaches, Duke Energy is preparing to respond to power outages as quickly as possible – while adapting to the challenges of protecting the well-being of the company's employees, customers, and communities during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In August 2017, Hurricane Harvey flooded parts of the City of Houston, destroying hundreds of fleet vehicles. Since then, the fleet has rebuilt itself and made strides in achieving a newer, greener, and better-utilized fleet.
In preparation for Hurricane Dorian, fleets are topping up on fuel and bringing in reinforcements from other regions.
Fleets need a combination of advanced planning and the right tools to meet the challenge of any emergency. Telematics can help fleets keep their drivers and their assets safe in the toughest emergency situations.
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