With a focus on providing last-mile logistics, autonomous vehicle startups like California-based AutoX and Udelv are deploying small fleets of self-driving vans and sedans to make the case for autonomous delivery.
The past decade has seen several new and updated federal regulations pertaining to commercial trucks and vans, but rules that affect drivers outpace vehicle standards by a mile.
More than 500,000 square feet of exhibit space can be daunting to even the seasoned Work Truck Show attendee. Here are a few items you won’t want to miss when you check out the show March 5-8 in Indianapolis.
To achieve the ultimate goal of zero preventable incidents, fleet managers must take a proactive approach to reducing them in the first place.
A new natural gas vehicle technology aims to lower the cost of adopting compressed natural gas.
It’s been one year since the electronic logging device (ELD) mandate went into effect. Here’s what’s changed, and what’s coming next.
A fleet can’t run without fuel, but it’s not “business as usual” when it comes to current fuel management trends.
Reporting on the trucking industry was eventful in 2018, and it looks to get even more exciting in 2019. HDT Editor in Chief Deborah Lockridge shares her predictions for where we're going with drivers, regulations, technology and more.
With two decades of fleet experience, White has an in-depth understanding of what it takes to manage a well-run fleet.
The two key pillars to fleet safety are spec’ing the asset to ensure a vehicle is safe and managing driver behavior. Both are effective safety strategies, but there are limitations and constraints to an asset-focused fleet safety program.
Fleet managers should collaborate with a procurement contract specialists and the company's legal department to review commercial terms of a contract.
Up to three in 10 fleets are not yet compliant with the electronic logging device (ELD) mandate. Some of the top barriers are discussed with tips on how to overcome them.
Much of the future of fleet management hinges on the ongoing changes that are occurring in the automotive industry.
Having two systems at work to protect your tire investment may be better than having just one.
Electric commercial trucks are still in their infancy but the technology and infrastructure that will power future trucks is quickly maturing.
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