Azuga is pleased to offer its Safety Driven Telematics solution, supporting best practices, and driver improvement framework. Azuga will leverage its experience as the leading provider of commercial auto insurance telematics programs to support your safety and operational efforts. The program includes:
Disclaimer: Azuga is not affiliated with Everest Insurance®. No employees, agents and/or representatives of Everest Insurance® are involved in the operation of Azuga. As a courtesy to its qualifying policyholders, Everest Insurance® has arranged for the use of Azuga safety telematics services at discounted rates, but the choice of whether and to what extent to utilize their service is solely up to each qualifying policyholder. Everest Insurance® makes no representations, guarantees or warranties (express or implied) as to the validity, quality and/or accuracy of their services. Everest Insurance® has no liability whether direct or indirect, to any person or entity for any matter arising from or relating to the use of these services.
An ELD (Electronic Logging Device) is technology that automatically records a driver’s driving time and other aspects of the hours-of-service (HOS) records. The ELD monitors a vehicle’s engine to capture data on whether the engine is running, whether the vehicle is moving, miles driven, and duration of engine operation (engine hours). With an ELD, law enforcement can review a drivers hours of service by viewing the ELD’s display screen, a printout from the ELD, or retrieving data electronically from the ELD device.
The first deadline for the FMCSA’s ELD mandate was December 18th, 2017. All drivers and carriers subject to the ELD mandate had to have either an ELD or an AOBRD installed in their vehicle. After December 16th, 2019, AOBRDs could no longer be used to be compliant with the ELD mandate. If your fleet is still using AOBRDs, you are no longer compliant with the ELD mandate.
You may be eligible for insurance premium or program pricing benefits for participating in the program sponsored by your insurance provider. See your agent or insurance representative for details.
A top concern of any good fleet manager is the safety of drivers and passengers. This is why our GPS Fleet Tracking systems help you curb dangerous practices such as speeding and hard braking. You’ll learn when and where your drivers are engaging in dangerous practices, but our help doesn’t stop there. Azuga Coach is an optional training program that allows you to provide customized video training, tailored to each driver’s needs.
Fleets who deploy telematics safety solutions not only increase safety but improve productivity too.
HVAC Fleets that deploy Azuga Fleet Tracking have experienced the following benefits:
There are two approaches to GPS tracking solutions: reactive and proactive. Most GPS solutions offer a reactive approach such as trying to catch drivers who are participating in unsafe driving activity. This approach often leads to distrust and resentment among drivers. Azuga’s Safe Driver Rewards program is a proactive solution. We score each driver based on their personal driving habits. Drivers have access to this data as well as training solutions to help them improve. We then help you reward improvement and offer incentives to the safest drivers on your team. This engages driver techs in a positive way, creating enthusiasm and excitement for the safety program.
At Azuga, we recognize that it can sometimes be difficult to motivate employees. With our Safe Driver Rewards Program, safe drivers are rewarded for their good driving habits. This program can make safety fun by allowing drivers to compete to get the best safe driving score. This type of driver recognition can boost morale, help fleets retain good drivers, and improve recruiting too.