Key Considerations for Electrifying Medium-Duty Fleets
Shared are the top eight items to consider when evaluating commercial medium-duty EVs for your fleet, from routes and usage patterns to driving training.
Shared are the top eight items to consider when evaluating commercial medium-duty EVs for your fleet, from routes and usage patterns to driving training.
The number one thing that keeps drivers wanting to work at Grand Island Express is a culture that encourages driver feedback, and fleet leaders that act on it.
The stick-and-go solution reduces vehicle downtime that results from complicated dongles and installation processes.
Fleet safety programs are evolving and the use of in-vehicle video is growing.
The school believes this digital hands-on experience will better prepare students for a career in the automotive world.
The COVID-19 pandemic impacted every aspect of life, and businesses had to pivot to adjust to the new reality. Even though trucking was considered an essential industry, there still were ramifications.
Four trucking industry leaders give tips on how to overcome the challenges they've faced in developing the next generation of leaders.
A “total rethink” in medium-duty truck design has led Peterbilt to deliver tough, versatile trucks that ride, handle and perform like passenger cars.
No matter how many vans you are buying or have bought, following these steps will set your business up for greater success.
Now that you're ready to buy a van, make sure your eyes are wide open when navigating manufacturers and dealerships.
These detailed specs, factors, and action items should be thoroughly considered in purchasing the right van for your commerce or service operation.
Make careful calculations. What appears to be the right size, may not be fully compatible with a typical workday, routine, or function.
Options include cash purchases, long or short-term leasing and traditional financing.
Your research, comparisons, and decisions boil down to two factors: Total cost of ownership and profitability.
Fleets adopt mobile apps to improve communication, and streamline processes in their trucking operations.
