The vehicle supply shortage has put maintenance back in the spotlight. Meanwhile, OE data is finally being harnessed to better predict when components will fail. How and where can predictive maintenance deliver an ROI for fleets today?
A small garden center in Pennsylvania turned the pandemic to its advantage by morphing into an online-only delivery service with its own fleet of branded trucks making local deliveries in five states.
Amid a wild west industry phase, the electric truck start-up is taking a measured, strategic approach to developing vehicles for the medium-duty fleet markets.
Each year, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) provides a list of the top acute and critical violations discovered during agency investigations. Shared are the top ones found.
Fleet and Facilities Supervisor Glenn Yamada discusses vehicles, challenges, and COVID-19 disruptions.
Follow these techniques avoid traffic accidents and injuries while operating a commercial motor vehicle.
No one wants a piece of cargo to become loose or unsafe during transport, and the best way to do that is to be thorough with driver training, have the right tools, and stay on top of trends and rules.
An investment in air disc brakes pays off in several ways both on the road and in the shop, from shorter stopping distances to reduced maintenance time.
Watch the unloading system go from raw materials to a final innovative product
Make sure you are spending time on the road safely with these important tips.
From the chargers you’ll need to determining which types of vehicles will fit your fleet best, there’s a lot to think about before making the transition.
Even though telematics offers more than just a “dot on the map tracking solution,” there are still several forgotten benefits that could help save your fleet money and become far more efficient.
Service fleets need to get the most out of every day, with numerous scheduled — and sometimes unscheduled — calls making this more difficult. By using data to streamline the process, fleet managers can effectively route their fleets to meet the needs of customers.
OEM industry experts weighed in on how to determine which vehicle type is best for the vocational fleet you plan to run
Vocational truck fleets depend on a variety of upfit applications to be able to perform their jobs. Spec’ing, buying, maintaining, and selling these specialized pieces of equipment can be complicated
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