
Chevrolet brings back Heartbeat of America, spotlighting the trucks, workers, and communities that continue to drive the brand's legacy forward.
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RoadFlex Direct connects fuel cards, controls, and data to the telematics and fleet management systems fleets already run, from Geotab and Samsara to Fleetio and RTA, with no separate dashboard or double data entry.
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The City of Kingston, Ontario, Canada, a municipality with a vision of being “Canada’s Most Sustainable City,” recently showcased two Mack LR Electric refuse trucks following their successful deployment in 2025.
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Work Truck caught up with Drew Walker, Slate’s head of fleet sales, at the company’s design hub in Gardena, California, for an interview on how the company’s pickup and SUV electric vehicles can meet the needs of both private and public sector fleets.
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AP Fleet Management expanded its commercial vehicle remarketing program with dedicated resale services and an online marketplace for used work trucks.
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Think your upfit deserves industry recognition? Enter the 2027 Work Truck Upfit Package of the Year Awards before the Sept. 30 deadline.
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Both Ford and General Motors vehicles ranked first in their respective segments in the JD Power 2026 U.S. Initial Quality Study, and Ford ranked as the mainstream brand with the highest initial quality.
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Continental Tires America has launched Sensor Ready tires, which feature an integrated sensor pocket and sidewall logo for identification, and offer faster installation, improved reliability, and reduced labor for fleets and retreaders.
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Pro-Vision's latest AI camera and inline processing module help commercial drivers detect pedestrians and vehicles during backing, merging, and lane changes.
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The national average price of a gallon of diesel is again below $5 after decreasing by 22.7 cents this week, and all five regions reported lower prices, ranging from just over 16 cents to more than 26 cents cheaper than a week ago.
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