Driver shortages
Food and beverage brings unique challenges that make driver recruiting and retention difficult.

Food and beverage fleets play an important role in their communities, so ensuring that they are operating safely helps keep stores stocked for customers.
The food and beverage supply chain connects manufacturing plants to distributors to stores and shoppers — often while meeting exacting compliance demands. Minimizing road incidents is necessary to minimize disruptions that can ripple across operations.
Food and beverage brings unique challenges that make driver recruiting and retention difficult.
Some territories may cover a few neighborhoods, but some may cover a few states, putting drivers at risk of fatigue and distraction during a long haul.
Delivery drivers have to be ready to deliver to a range of facilities, making distraction dangerous.
Detect drowsiness, distraction, and other configured risky behaviors in real time so drivers can self-correct.
See how alerts workRecognize how driver, road, traffic, and vehicle risk are combining and alert while there may still be time to act.
See Predictive FusionHelp safety teams focus coaching on the drivers and behaviors that need the most attention.
See how coaching worksBring event video and driving context together when a collision or claim needs review.
See incident intelligenceWith Fleet Intelligence helping prevent collisions while protecting driver privacy, food and beverage fleets can improve safety and driver retention.
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