Zonar

The guy in the cape gets all the blame.
Your HVAC margins lose more to a second trip back for the part that never made it onto the truck. An emergency call wrecks the routing you built that morning. A van dies in week one of peak season. Every one of those costs you money you already spent.
Our new white paper, "How blind spots are cutting into your HVAC fleet margins," shows where that money goes, and how real-time location, engine diagnostics and inspections your techs finish on the spot keep more of it in the business.
See where your margins are going → https://bit.ly/3V6qw00

A few years ago, selling fleet technology often meant helping customers choose between a few popular options.
Today, the number of decisions customers need to make has grown. And for many fleets, it’s overwhelming.
Many fleets want help making informed decisions, and that's creating new opportunities for channel partners to bring clarity to the chaos. And become trusted advisors.
And to offer additional services for growing their customers’ business (and their own).
Our latest article explores:
• Fleet technology trends shaping buying decisions
• How fleets are using connected vehicle data
• New consulting and service opportunities for partners
• Strategies for building stronger customer relationships and recurring revenue
Read the full article: https://bit.ly/4z2NYtv

A bus incident record needs more than someone's memory of what happened.

The video ties itself to the time, route, and GPS location automatically. A safety team pulls the exact clip in minutes. And it lives inside the same incident record, not a separate system to piece together later.

That is bus video monitoring built for incident documentation. See how Zonar supports pupil transportation.

Not every commercial vehicle accident claim is telling the truth.

A staged bump, an exaggerated injury, a driver blamed by default because the truck was the bigger vehicle in the picture: claims handling gets harder when nothing is on record to check the story against.

Zonar DashCam is in-vehicle video monitoring built as driver safety technology first: road and driver on record from hour one, so fleet claims management runs on proof instead of default blame. False claims get cleared. Genuine ones get settled faster.

That same record is what insurers price for. Fleets running dash cam footage are already meeting the trucking fleet risk management standards insurers reward with real premium discounts. See how it works: https://bit.ly/46GCZtW

A parent calls asking what happened on the bus. That question used to mean a wait of a few days for an answer.

With bus video monitoring, transportation teams pull the actual video tied to that route and ride, so the answer goes out the same day.

See how Zonar keeps parents in the loop: https://bit.ly/4iCU138

A dash camera only helps if the video is still there when a claim comes in. Most systems record on a loop and overwrite old clips fast.

Zonar DashCam flags and saves the recording automatically after an event, with accurate timestamps, so it's ready when a claim gets reviewed.

See the Labor Day DashCam offer, $15/month for your first 6 months: https://bit.ly/4cW2zyv

A crash report without video is just two drivers' word against each other.

Fleet claims managers know the drill: chase down statements, wait on police reports, and referee two different versions of the same five seconds, all while the claim sits open and the truck sits idle.

In-vehicle video monitoring puts the footage in the file before the story has time to change. Fault gets established faster, disputes close sooner, and fleet claims management runs on evidence instead of guesswork.

Those same gaps are what's driving nuclear verdicts. A $604 million ruling this year shows what unclear fault costs once a claim reaches litigation, and what it means for trucking fleet risk management. Read the story: https://bit.ly/4AjDFCO