Cab Clutter Can Cost Fleets Millions

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Professional truck driver James Boyce has developed Trucker Tote, a modular cab organizer aimed at reducing distracted driving and potential legal liabilities for fleets. With fatality verdicts in commercial trucking averaging $7 million per case and increasing, Boyce argues that better cab organization can mitigate safety risks and costly lawsuits. Fleets are watching to see if data from early adopters confirms the product's safety benefits.

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