INFINITI Fleet Safety is proud to celebrate several clients recognized in the 2026 Tennessee Trucking Association Fleet Safety Awards. Southern Champion Tray, Beacon Transport, Tranco Logistics, The M&W Logistics Group, Titan Transfer and TCW were honored for their commitment to fleet safety. Beacon Transport earned the title of Small Fleet Grand Champion. The M&W Logistics Group was named Large Fleet Grand Champion. Congratulations to these outstanding fleets and the teams behind their continued dedication to safer roads.
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Most fleets train their drivers. Far fewer know whether that training is truly reducing risk or if it could withstand scrutiny after a serious accident. Join INFINITI Fleet Safety Training’s Bill Dorfner and HUB International Senior Risk Consultant Connor Boyd as they expose the overlooked weaknesses that undermine well-intentioned driver training programs. They’ll examine what separates meaningful safety training from a box-checking exercise, where critical gaps tend to develop, and why the records surrounding your program may matter almost as much as the training itself. You’ll come away with a clearer understanding of how orientation and ongoing training should work alongside corrective coaching and fleet technology. Together, these elements can create a program that protects the organization when the stakes are highest. If you can’t confidently explain how your company would prove its drivers were properly trained after an accident, this is a webinar you cannot afford to miss.
A trucking orientation process can bog down when every applicant receives the same in-person time, paperwork, and training before showing real commitment. Learn how fleets can move policy review, safety training, acknowledgments, and onboarding steps into a tracked workflow. INFINITI Training Management helps teams organize progress, identify incomplete requirements, and keep serious prospects moving toward productive first days. Build a process that supports faster orientation, clearer documentation, and ongoing driver coaching.
INFINITI Fleet Safety Training’s webinar introduced the Fleet Safety Digital Checklist, a customizable tool designed to help fleets turn safety training into consistent, documented action. The Fleet Safety Digital Checklist allows drivers and employees to complete inspections, reports, and other required processes from a phone, tablet, or desktop. Fleets can build custom workflows with signatures, timestamps, photos, videos, and automated notifications for important responses. The platform also supports trucking-specific templates such as pre-trip inspections, post-trip inspections, driver road tests, and English Language Proficiency evaluations. By combining training with accountability and reporting, digital checklists can help fleets improve consistency, identify problems sooner, and strengthen everyday safety processes.
Insurance premiums going up? INFINITI client Logistics Warehouse used three simple steps to flatline their insurance rates. It CAN be done!
INFINITI Fleet Safety Training has released 16 new and updated safety training videos covering key topics for trucking and school transportation teams. The updates include a full Hours of Service series that explains FMCSA regulations, driver time limits, required breaks, sleeper berth rules, logbooks, ELDs, and common HOS exceptions. New school bus training videos focus on avoiding wildlife and safely responding to traffic during student loading and unloading. Additional trucking releases cover extreme heat, pre-trip maintenance, new driver tips, tanker documentation, baffled and non-baffled tankers, and spill control. Together, these video releases help drivers, safety managers, supervisors, and transportation teams stay better prepared, compliant, and focused on safer daily operations.
International Roadcheck 2026 is set for May 12–14 and will focus heavily on cargo securement and ELD tampering, two areas that directly impact fleet safety and compliance. Inspectors will be watching closely for improperly secured loads and inaccurate or manipulated records of duty status, both of which can lead to serious violations and out-of-service orders. Fleets that prioritize proper training, routine inspections, and accurate logging practices will be in a much stronger position during this high-visibility enforcement event. Data from 2025 shows that thousands of vehicles and drivers were still placed out of service due to preventable issues, reinforcing the need for consistent preparation. The message is clear: Roadcheck may last three days, but true safety and compliance must be maintained every day of the year.
Work zone safety remains a critical concern as construction crews work tirelessly to maintain and improve our nation’s infrastructure. The National Work Zone Awareness Week (NWZAW) serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of cautious driving through these areas. Through collaborative efforts between departments of transportation, safety organizations, and training providers, significant strides are being made to protect both workers and drivers. By raising awareness and promoting proper training, these initiatives aim to reduce accidents and save lives in work zones across America.
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