Learn about the importance of risk management, safety best practices, and the accidental claims process in this 20th episode of State of the Fleet Industry Spotlight interviews.
“Repair or replace” is one of the basic decisions fleet managers must make, often several times each year. Knowing the value of fleet assets, and collecting the right data, will help make the decision a simple one.
Most commonly, the service is called “accident” or “collision” management. However, many fleets have started to focus more on managing risk; applying factors to drivers to mitigate the results of accidents.
A step-by-step review of the loss recovery process reveals how and why fleets are missing out, and what you can do to improve your loss recovery score sheet.
MT. LAUREL, NJ - Automotive Resources International (ARI) announces an enhanced subrogation recovery process, which will increase opportunities to recover Diminished Value on behalf of its clients.
IVYLAND, PA – As an auto claims adjustor, Ryan Brennan's responsibilities will include the review and authorization of auto damage repairs, payments, supplements, and subrogation.
SPARKS, MD - PHH Arval announced that in 2007 it recovered more than $34.5 million on behalf of its corporate clients through its vehicle accident subrogation program.
Successful auto claim collectors are well prepared, know the laws and regulations in their states, and are ready to challenge insurers whose practices are meant to intimidate.
The trend is difficult to ignore. Increasingly, companies are sourcing fleet management programs through purchasing departments, and sometimes fleet needs get short shrift in the process.
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