Solving the Financial, Operational, and Reputational Impact of Commercial Fleet Collisions: Challenges and Mitigation Strategies Using Data-Driven Decision-Making Process

This study discusses about collisions involving commercial fleet vehicles can have significant financial, operational, and reputational consequences for businesses. Beyond immediate vehicle damage, such incidents may lead to client loss and diminished sales due to compromised customer trust and service reliability. Operational expenses often increase from administrative burdens and legal processes, while insurance premiums may rise, further straining financial resources. Productivity can decline due to vehicle downtime, employee absences, and the need for staff replacements, contributing to higher payroll costs. Additionally, accelerated fleet equipment depreciation necessitates premature repairs or replacements. Accidents can also severely damage a company's reputation, resulting in negative publicity and long-term business setbacks. These multifaceted impacts underscore the importance of proactive risk management and safety measures to mitigate financial losses and preserve corporate reputation.

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2025-04-24
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https://doi.org/10.1109/isdfs65363.2025.11011973
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Solving the Financial, Operational, and Reputational Impact of Commercial Fleet Collisions: Challenges and Mitigation Strategies Using Data-Driven Decision-Making Process

Priyam Ganguly, Thrushna Matharasi
Risk and Safety Analysis
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Solving the Financial, Operational, and Reputational Impact of Commercial Fleet Collisions: Challenges and Mitigation Strategies Using Data-Driven Decision-Making Process

Priyam Ganguly, Thrushna Matharasi
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This study discusses about collisions involving commercial fleet vehicles can have significant financial, operational, and reputational consequences for businesses. Beyond immediate vehicle damage, such incidents may lead to client loss and diminished sales due to compromised customer trust and service reliability. Operational expenses often increase from administrative burdens and legal processes, while insurance premiums may rise, further straining financial resources. Productivity can decline due to vehicle downtime, employee absences, and the need for staff replacements, contributing to higher payroll costs. Additionally, accelerated fleet equipment depreciation necessitates premature repairs or replacements. Accidents can also severely damage a company's reputation, resulting in negative publicity and long-term business setbacks. These multifaceted impacts underscore the importance of proactive risk management and safety measures to mitigate financial losses and preserve corporate reputation.

Widener University (US), University of Bridgeport (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 87%
Risk and Safety Analysis
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