Global Brake Safety Council welcomes Brian F. Chase

The Global Brake Safety Council has added Brian F. Chase to its team. Chase is the lead forensics investigator and expert witness in the October 2018 New York limousine crash, which was a direct result of catastrophic brake failure.

David Sickels is the Senior Editor of Fleet Equipment. He has a history of working in the media, marketing and automotive industries in both print and online.

Published: Sep 9, 2019

The Global Brake Safety Council has added Brian F. Chase to its team. Chase is the lead forensics investigator and expert witness in the October 2018 New York limousine crash, which was a direct result of catastrophic brake failure.

Chase serves as the vehicle forensics expert for the Office of the United States Attorney and FBI out of the Washington D.C. Field Office and is the retained leading expert nationally for high profile criminal cases inclusive of felony murder. Chase has also served as the FBI Vehicle Forensics Expert for three murder trials out of Baghdad, Iraq.

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By Jim Perkins

As Director of Shell Fleet Solutions U.S. – Jim leads a team of sales and marketing professionals that provide fleet owners with a broad portfolio of products and services to help manage their total cost of fleet ownership.

Published: Apr 19, 2024

The cost of doing business in the fleet industry is high, but one often overlooked way to help increase savings is through fuel efficiency.

Supply chain issues, lingering effects of inflation, cost of vehicles – all are reasons why fleet operators are seeking ways to tighten budgets. In a recent survey of Shell Fleet Solutions fleet account managers, reducing overall costs and finding new solutions for efficiency were among the most important trends they have heard directly from fleets.

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Global Brake Safety Council welcomes Brian F. Chase

The Global Brake Safety Council has added Brian F. Chase to its team. Chase is the lead forensics investigator and expert witness in the October 2018 New York limousine crash, which was a direct result of catastrophic brake failure.

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