Fleet Forward and Fleet Safety Conferences will include sessions for medium- and heavy-duty trucking fleet managers.
The latest insights into fleet technology and safety will come together November 6-8 in San Diego at the Fleet Forward & Fleet Safety Conference.
From shifting regulations and the push toward zero-emission vehicles to increasing legal risks and safety concerns, there’s a lot for today’s fleet managers to keep up with. That’s why the Fleet Forward & Fleet Safety Conferences are designed to give fleet managers the tools and insights to tackle these challenges.
Fleet Forward & Fleet Safety Conference are presented by Automotive Fleet, Work Truck, and Heavy Duty Trucking (HDT). Sessions are designed to give managers of fleets of all types strategies to help them run more efficient, productive, safe, and sustainable trucking fleets.
This event has something for every fleet type, class, and size, from light-duty commercial and corporate fleets to government fleets and trucking companies. This year sees the debut of special programming for trucking fleets.
Meet the finalists and winner of HDT’s annual Safety & Compliance Award, who will participate in a panel discussion Friday morning.
Through keynotes, panel seminars, and networking, you’ll hear from top experts and get actionable insights on regulations, safety, technology, and more.
More Details on the Fleet Forward/Fleet Safety Conference Agenda
The conference will cover topics of general interest to all fleet types such as artificial intelligence and fighting back against plaintiffs’ attorneys, while some sessions will highlight information for medium- and heavy-duty trucking fleet managers.
A sampling of sessions (View the Full Agenda →):
Opening Keynote: AI Agents on the Horizon
The future of fleet management is arriving faster than we ever imagined. Geotab’s Mike Branch will draw on examples from other sectors already disrupted by artificial intelligence to highlight the transformative changes and innovative applications in the fleet world.
Watch a short interview with Mike Branch:
Top Plaintiff Trends and How to Fight Back Against Excessive Damages
What are the top trends plaintiffs’ lawyers are using, and how can we stop them? Cayce Lynch of Tyson & Mendes will break down the secrets behind plaintiffs’ counsel’s sneakiest tactics and offer critical, concrete solutions to combat them.
Ahead of the Curve: Trucking Safety Leaders Share Insights
Learn from HDT’s 2024 Safety & Compliance Award winner and finalists as they discuss today’s fleet safety challenges and opportunities in this panel discussion, moderated by HDT Editor and Associate Publisher Deborah Lockridge.
MD & HD Truck Charging: Operational Challenges & Solutions
Taking delivery of EVs in conjunction with the development of charging infrastructure is a delicate balance, particularly in the medium- and heavy-duty trucking space. This seminar will help fleets plan these beginning stages holistically.
Going ZEV: Your Game Plan to Access Grants, Incentives & Tax Credits
Do you know what incentives are available to you to acquire zero-emissions vehicles (ZEVs) and build out charging infrastructure? Tax, rebate, and incentives experts will walk through what’s available by duty type, vehicle/weight class, fleet size, organization type, location, and how to navigate the often-complicated process.
The Biggest Safety Risk? Ignoring Your Drivers’ Mental and Physical Wellbeing
A wellness coach who has personally consulted hundreds of truck drivers will share his perspective on how drivers’ poor health and well-being impact your fleet’s safety, operations, and insurance costs. Hear from industry experts about safe driving and coaching techniques and solutions managers can introduce to help keep their drivers in top form.
Transportation Policy, Regulations & Legislation for 2025 and Beyond
Pending regulations and global efforts to decarbonize are hurtling straight into new legislation, recent court decisions, and an election that will have occurred just days before this seminar. A panel of policy experts will share post-election perspectives on the federal and state regulations, compliance, and policies that will affect fleets in 2025 and beyond.
Why Won’t My Drivers Do What I Need Them to Do?
No matter how much you invest in vehicle safety features, driver training, telematics, and more, drivers still exhibit risky behavior too often. In this session, learn the key to changing human behavior and how to apply that knowledge to your fleet.
Improve Fleet Safety through Automation & Streamlined Training Strategies
Savvy fleet managers are incorporating new processes and systems that promote fleet safety without adding resources. Learn how AI and automation are being used to collect and organize critical data and discover new ways to dramatically reduce the time spent on worker coaching and training.
Learn more and register at FleetForwardConference.com
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