Not employing a continuous MVR monitoring program is a risky position for fleets, exposing them to potential liability. The "good enough" approach of pulling a motor vehicle record (MVR) once per year or less is becoming an increasingly outdated and risky practice. The evolution of continuous MVR monitoring programs has resulted in a powerful tool for fleet managers to employ in identifying risky activities, correcting them, and avoiding the potential or costly liability in a proactive manner before serious incidents can occur. A continuous MVR monitoring program helps your company's defense team build the case that your fleet is not only safe, but the entire fleet operation is run in a safe manner. Continuous MVR monitoring is the foundation of establishing the safety culture, and shows that your company acts proactively to any MVR violation.
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