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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INFINITI Fleet Safety Training’s new Live Training feature is designed to make every Safety Meeting more engaging, consistent, and easier to document. Fleets can host live video meetings, interact with drivers and employees, share content, and track participation directly through the INFINITI platform. Each Safety Meeting can include quizzes, attendance records, recordings, and follow-up assignments for employees who were unable to attend live. The feature also helps companies deliver the same message across multiple locations while reducing paperwork and improving accountability. With Live Training, fleets can turn live conversations into documented training that continues to provide value after the meeting ends.
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.
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.
Fleet technology can reveal risky driving behaviors, but the real value comes from turning that data into action. INFINITI Fleet Safety Training can integrate with Samsara and Motive to help automate user updates, group synchronization, driver notifications, and event-based training assignments. When selected safety events meet a fleet’s rules, relevant training can be assigned automatically. This creates a more direct connection between driver performance and corrective action. Fleets gain a faster, more organized way to deliver, track, and document safety training.
Driver Orientation is Not a Handoff because successful onboarding should begin an ongoing relationship built on training, communication, and support. In this webinar, Bill Dorfner, Todd Womble, and Gavin Holloway explain how Savannah Logistics Group prepares drivers for safety, financial stability, and long-term success. Driver Orientation is Not a Handoff when fleets treat drivers as valued business partners instead of simply handing them keys and a first dispatch. A thorough orientation can reduce confusion, strengthen safety culture, improve retention, and prevent costly operational problems. Discover how investing more time in drivers from day one can create safer, happier, and more successful teams.
Driver appreciation is often misunderstood as a morale initiative, but in fleet operations it functions as a real safety control. When drivers feel respected as professionals, they engage more consistently with training, reporting, and procedures. That engagement reduces silence, improves early risk detection, and stabilizes behavior across routes and seasons. Recognition does not replace standards, it reinforces them by making participation more reliable. When driver appreciation is supported by consistent systems, it protects safety performance and profit per mile at the same time.
Telematics data has revolutionized fleet safety management by providing unprecedented visibility into driver behavior and vehicle performance. Modern telematics systems capture everything from hard braking events to speeding incidents, giving fleet managers objective insights into risk factors that could lead to accidents. However, collecting telematics data is only the first step—the real value comes from transforming this information into actionable coaching opportunities that prevent crashes before they happen. When combined with video evidence and consistent documentation, telematics data becomes a powerful tool for both improving driver performance and building legal defenses. By prioritizing the most dangerous behaviors flagged by telematics systems and addressing them through targeted training, fleets can create a proactive safety culture that protects drivers, reduces liability, and demonstrates a commitment to continuous improvement.
September 2025 includes four videos, with two new and two refreshed. The new Driver Mental Health and Wellness module shares practical ways to manage stress, isolation, and fatigue on the road. Brake Safety Week runs August 24 to 30, 2026, and the video gives five quick tips focused on drums and rotors to help drivers avoid violations. For schools, we updated Concussions: Definitions and Concussions: Diagnosis and Initial Treatment, Part 2. Assign these in INFINITI or book a demo to add them to your training plan.
INFINITI Fleet Safety Training stands at the forefront of transportation safety education, delivering comprehensive webinars that address the industry’s most pressing challenges. Our expert-led sessions combine practical insights with regulatory updates, ensuring transportation professionals stay well-informed and compliant. From crucial discussions on winter weather preparedness to in-depth analyses of FMCSA regulations, each webinar is carefully crafted to provide maximum value to attendees. These sessions not only focus on immediate safety concerns but also explore emerging trends and technologies that shape the future of transportation. With an unwavering commitment to excellence, our webinars serve as a vital resource for companies seeking to enhance their safety protocols and operational efficiency.
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