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.
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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.
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.
Freight Broker Liability is becoming a growing concern as recent court decisions reshape how brokers select and work with motor carriers. This webinar examines the Supreme Court’s Montgomery decision, the $604 million C.H. Robinson verdict, and the legal risks tied to negligent carrier selection. Bill Dorfner and trucking attorney Brandon Wiseman explain how broker control, carrier vetting, and safety data can influence liability. They also discuss why stronger due diligence and documented safety practices are becoming increasingly important for both brokers and motor carriers. As Freight Broker Liability continues to evolve, transportation companies must stay informed and strengthen their risk management practices.
Commercial Auto Liability Insurance costs continue to rise despite improvements in trucking crash rates and fleet safety. In this webinar, Dr. Alex Leslie of the American Transportation Research Institute explains how litigation, medical expenses and reduced insurance capacity are driving premiums higher. He also examines how coverage levels, deductibles and self-insurance affect a fleet’s total cost of risk. Fleets that invest in safety technology, consistent documentation and a strong safety culture may be better prepared to retain more risk responsibly. By taking a proactive approach to Commercial Auto Liability Insurance, motor carriers can strengthen their insurability and better control long-term costs.
Discover how Fleet Surveillance helps trucking companies identify suspicious claims, preserve valuable evidence, and make more informed claims decisions. This webinar explains how ethical surveillance, social media research, background investigations, and pattern recognition can uncover inconsistencies in reported injuries or activities. Viewers will learn which fraud warning signs may justify further investigation and why acting quickly after an accident is so important. The presentation also shows how Fleet Surveillance can support attorneys, claims professionals, third-party administrators, and fleet managers throughout the claims process. With proper preparation and professional documentation, fleets can reduce unnecessary losses while building stronger, more defensible cases.
The Training Mastery Achievements webinar explored how organizations can use points, badges, leaderboards and reward levels to increase employee participation in assigned training. Hosted by Nakisha Luckey and featuring Client Success Representative Teresa Lewis, the session demonstrated both the employee and administrator views of the Achievements feature. Training Mastery Achievements helps employees track progress, understand how points are earned and stay motivated as they work toward new milestones. Administrators can use the feature to recognize top performers, review recent activity, monitor participation and adjust reward criteria when needed. By combining clear goals, friendly competition and meaningful recognition, Training Mastery Achievements can help organizations build stronger engagement and encourage consistent training completion.
This Training Mastery Series webinar from INFINITI Fleet Safety Training gives fleet safety teams a practical look at how Learning Paths can simplify and automate employee training. Amber Tankersley, Chuck Price, and Caleb walk through how the platform helps organize assignments, control training order, and keep employees on track based on roles, progress, and requirements. The webinar explains how Learning Paths can support new hire orientation, position changes, annual training, and other structured training needs. By using templates, group assignments, and automated triggers, safety managers can save time while building more consistent training programs. This Training Mastery Series session shows how better training structure can lead to safer drivers, stronger fleets, and a more proactive safety culture.
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.
Cybersecurity for Trucking is no longer just an IT concern. It is now a critical part of protecting trucking operations, customer communication, driver productivity, cargo security, and company finances. In this webinar, Rudy Vazquez of TechBit Solutions explains how fake invoices, compromised accounting emails, exposed passwords, fake broker loads, and system downtime can quickly disrupt a fleet. Cybersecurity for Trucking matters because one weak password or one busy employee clicking the wrong link can lead to lost revenue, delayed freight, stolen data, and damaged customer trust. Trucking companies that take proactive steps now can reduce risk, protect their people, and keep their operations moving before a cyberattack becomes a business crisis.
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