Date: Tuesday, 28 July, 9:30am (AWST), 11:30am (AEST), 1:30pm (NZDT)

Presenters: Robert Pepper, L2SFBC

Choosing safer vehicles for your fleet isn’t always as simple as selecting the highest ANCAP rating. 

With the safety rating system now more detailed than ever, many fleet buyers are asking the same question: which safety features actually matter for our drivers, vehicles and operating environment?

Date: Tuesday, 21 July, 11am (AWST), 1pm (AEST), 3pm (NZDT)

Hosts: EVSE and Smartrak

Presenters: Sharlene Peterson, Smartrak; Joseph Leon, EVSE

Grid constraints, shared tenancies, leased buildings and 24/7 operations can make planning for EV charging infrastructure feel complex - but they don’t need to slow your transition.

Join Smartrak and EV charging provider, EVSE, as we unpack how organisations are planning and deploying EV charging in constrained, real‑world environments.

Presenters: Sarah Masefield, Smartrak

This webinar is a practical, people-first session designed for organisations focused on the real accountability pressures many teams face every day. Learn practical ways to strengthen confidence, improve oversight, and respond to scrutiny with clarity.

Presenters: Aaron Wallace, Smartrak Business Development Manager, and  Richard Rayner, Fleetcoach.

Driving is the riskiest task most workers undertake regularly, and is likely one of your organisation's critical risks. Having measures in place to encourage safe driver behaviour, address issues, and reward safety, can help to reduce road risk. In the current climate of high fuel prices, safer drivers can also be more efficient, saving fuel costs.

At this webinar we discussed:
- How driver behaviour impacts safety, fuel and maintenance costs
- Organisations' Duty of Care responsibilities
- How measures such as vehicle technology and driver training can help

Host: Sarah Masefield, Solutions Consultant, Smartrak

For many organisations we support, staff spend their days looking after others - often travelling alone, after hours, and under pressure. When they head out on the road, their own safety can easily slip into the background. In this practical webinar, we will explore common gaps in shared and shift-based environments; emergency monitoring tools such as crash and emergency alerts; and geofences, “not back yet” check-ins for lone and after-hours staff
incidents, and infringement processes that create defensible records.

Host: Sarah Masefield, Solutions Consultant, Smartrak

For many organisations we support, staff spend their days looking after others - often travelling alone, after hours, and under pressure. When they head out on the road, their own safety can easily slip into the background. In this practical webinar, we will explore common gaps in shared and shift-based environments; emergency monitoring tools such as crash and emergency alerts; and geofences, “not back yet” check-ins for lone and after-hours staff
incidents, and infringement processes that create defensible records.

Host: Sarah Masefield, Solutions Consultant, Smartrak

Join us to learn practical steps for improving driver behaviour and reducing overspeed incidents. Addressing overspeeding and driver behaviour isn't always straightforward—but it starts with understanding the data. In this webinar, we’ll take you on a guided tour of Smartrak’s Insights Reports, Driver Safety Score, and the Overspeed Dashboard, showing how each tool helps identify and manage risky driving.

Host: Sarah Masefield, Solutions Consultant, Smartrak

Discover how to turn geofences into powerful tools for insights, automation, and safety with Sarah’s expert tips and clever real-world tricks. Find out how to create, manage and update geofences and learn some clever tricks. Whether you're using our GPS solutions for fleet or personnel (safety devices), this webinar is for you. 

Hosts: In partnership with Brake and Global Fleet Champions.

Speakers: David Gaffney, Smartrak BDM; Caroline Perry, NZ Director, Brake; Shamima Lone, Auckland Transport; Kirsten Corson, Chair, Drive Electric

With an increased focus on reducing carbon emissions and the importance of more sustainable travel, fleets have an important role to play in helping to make transport more sustainable. This webinar for fleet managers, and health and safety managers, will discuss understanding emissions reporting, advice for reducing existing fleet emissions, alternative transport modes and schemes to consider, and tips for adoption.

Host: In partnership with Brake and Global Fleet Champions

Speakers: Richard Biffin, Chief Technology Officer, Smartrak; and
Hamish Mackie, Director/Principal Researcher, Mackie Research.

Effective use of data is an essential part of any fleet safety programme, from proactively using it to identify prevention measures, to reactively analysing incidents. Technology and data is also evolving, including the increasing use of AI. 

Host: Sarah Masefield, Solutions Consultant, Smartrak

Ever wondered what PoolCar 'Pools' and 'Access Groups' really are and how to use them to their full potential? Whether you're new to PoolCar or looking to sharpen your skills, this session is packed with practical insights and expert tips. Sarah, our resident Smartrak guru with over 10 years of experience, will share real-world examples to increase your PoolCar powers.

Hosts: Marc Sibbald, IPWEA Director, and Rob Horton, Smartrak Business Development Manager

In an exclusive on-demand interview, Smartrak's Rob Horton sits down with Marc Sibbald, Director of IPWEA Fleet, to unpack the rapidly evolving world of fleet - and what Fleet Managers need to do to keep up.

Host: Automotive Journalist Robert Pepper, and Smartrak's Matt Perkins

To make informed decisions about electrification you need to understand how all variants of electrified vehicles work, and how that relates to their operations. In this webinar, Robert Pepper will unpack how EVs really work and how they stack up to their ICE counterparts.