PHH Arval on Monday, March 9, announced the launch of a comprehensive risk and safety program geared toward medium and heavy trucks and equipment. Designed to cover the whole spectrum of risk and safety needs for commercial truck fleets, PHH says its Truck Risk and Safety program identifies high-risk drivers, provides effective and targeted driver training, and efficiently manages the risk and costs of collisions that do happen.
PHH says its program includes the following services, which can be delivered in any combination or as standalone offerings:
PHH Collision Prevention, a comprehensive program that fosters a culture of safety, uses a variety of sources to accurately profile drivers, delivers targeted training and reduces accident rates by as much as 40 percent;
Programs to identify high-risk drivers, including motor vehicle records, PHH’s Driver Profile program and a driver monitoring program developed in conjunction with the National Safety Council;
Driver training programs, including classroom and simulator training for a broad range of terrain, weather conditions, traffic and road situations, as well as progressive shifting; and targeted online training that tests and coaches drivers on a variety of skills ranging from roadside inspections to attitude while driving; and
Accident management services that provide comprehensive administration of everything related to an accident, including 24/7 telephone access to a toll-free customer contact center staffed by PHH truck professionals, first notice of loss reporting, expert vehicle repair management, an expanded network of truck and equipment repair facilities, and subrogation services.
PHH Arval, based in Mt. Laurel, N.J., says its Truck Risk and Safety program is North American in scope and enhances its truck fleet offerings, which also include engineering specifications and acquisition, financing, maintenance and fuel, U.S. Department of Transportation compliance and regulatory services, and expert consulting. For more information, go to www.phharval.com.
