How Safety Professionals Are Attacking Their Biggest Claims Costs

Industry thought leaders from three well-known fleets will share innovative approaches they have taken to reducing claims costs. Specifically, they will explore the new ways they are approaching the risks presented by adverse weather, driver error, and excessive speed.  Also, they will discuss new tools and technologies they have evaluated and successfully deployed.

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Luncheon Session: Cybersecurity: Prevention Strategies for Today’s Trucking Fleets

Cybersecurity in the trucking industry extends beyond merely preventing attacks; it involves safeguarding your entire operation—your data, drivers, and assets—from digital threats. This encompasses not only your IT systems but also your physical assets, including trucks and trailers. In today’s interconnected and data-driven world, cybersecurity threats are not just an IT issue; they represent an operational risk. The critical question is: How prepared are you to prevent such incidents?

Whole Driver, Whole Fleet: Building a Culture of Health on the Road

The health and wellness of truck drivers are central to safety, retention, and performance. This session invites attendees to explore a holistic approach to supporting drivers in today’s demanding, mobile work environment.

From nutrition and sleep to movement, mindfulness, and a sense of connection, our expert panel will discuss why wellness isn’t a perk—it’s a strategic imperative. 

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Top 5 Fleet Management AI trends for 2026: What will AI do for your fleet next?

For physical operations leaders, AI is no longer just a buzzword – it’s a necessity. And AI capabilities are expanding at a breakneck pace. From reducing accidents with computer vision to eliminating back-office inefficiency through automation, fleets are seeing measurable, bottom-line results. Are you ready to take advantage of the next stage of AI evolution?

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The New Era of Risk Intelligence

As technology rapidly evolves, the industry is ushering in a new era of risk intelligence. This panel explores how road and vehicle risk are not all created equal. As risk shows up every day for fleets in new and complex ways, it requires a fresh, multi-dimensional approach in how you understand and manage safety.

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How the Best Fleets to Drive For® Tackle Today’s Challenges

The Best Fleets to Drive For® program is now in its 18th year identifying the carriers who provide the best workplace experiences for their drivers. More than just a recognition program, it's become a foundation for fleets to benchmark their workplace cultures and develop stronger businesses overall.

In this session, two of this year’s winners will share their secrets for building a high-performing fleet, and the things they've learned that help them stay on top year after year.

Unlock Your Fleet's Potential: Leveraging AI for Fuel Savings, Enhanced Safety, and Optimized Operations

Discover how AI is revolutionizing trucking. This session explores practical AI applications for your fleet, including boosting fuel efficiency through data analysis, enhancing safety by identifying and addressing high-risk driving, predicting maintenance needs to prevent breakdowns, and improving overall efficiency with actionable, data-driven insights. We'll also touch on the power of generative AI to dramatically reduce time to insight and increase speed to value and learn how to leverage AI to reduce costs, improve safety, and optimize your trucking operations today.

Past, Present, and Future: From Trailer Tracking to Trailer Intelligence

Trailer technology has come a long way. What began as simple location tracking has evolved into a race to add more and more sensors. While the intent was to give fleets greater visibility, the result has often been overwhelming — a flood of data that creates more noise than actionable insight, leaving many fleets with a lot of information, but very little insight.

The High Cost of Litigation: Breaking Down the Economic Impact on Trucking

Litigation is generating massive costs for transportation companies and insurers, with knock-on effects across communities and the national supply chain. This event will feature a discussion among industry experts, policy advocates, and researchers, and will highlight new research from the U.S. Chamber Institute for Legal Reform and The Brattle Group that breaks down the true economic impact of litigation targeting trucking.

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