The 2024 Work Truck Week: 3 Takeaways
The Work Truck Show held in Indianapolis in 2024 displayed the latest trends and innovations in the commercial vehicle industry and provided valuable insights into the future of fleet management.
Executive Editor Lauren Fletcher shares her thoughts on vocational work truck and van fleets and keys to fleet management success and growth. Covering the fleet industry since 2006, she shares insights and advice to increase success.
The Work Truck Show held in Indianapolis in 2024 displayed the latest trends and innovations in the commercial vehicle industry and provided valuable insights into the future of fleet management.
With so many "time-saving" strategies to choose from, it can be overwhelming. To help you narrow down your options, I've identified the five most effective strategies based on your current goals and challenges.
Looking ahead to 2024, we are excited to continue producing the quality content and resources you have come to depend on with new initiatives that will take our coverage to the next level.
Learn why evaluating progress is crucial and how to create a robust game plan for continued improvement.
Don't let the fear of vehicle mishaps spook you! Check out these four tips to ensure your work truck fleet stays on the road, safe and sound, during this hair-raising season.
Did you catch the editorial EV roundtable? We pulled together some of the key takeaways specific to commercial work truck fleets.
Prioritize investing time and effort in building and maintaining your valuable relationships – your fleet's future success depends on it.
Whether you operate a small fleet of light-, medium-, or heavy-duty units, or are merely the owner of one truck wanting to ensure you adhere to the law, knowing if you can need a U.S. DOT number can be confusing.
Do you embrace change, leverage technology, foster collaborations, and cultivate a culture of continuous learning? Discover the indispensable value of pivoting as a fleet manager in a world of unexpected obstacles.
Did you know that farmers have a higher percentage of women in the workforce than fleet management? Where are the women in fleet?
Having multiple generations working in the fleet, whether in the same fleet or across the industry, can be challenging, but also advantageous.
Start with the right mindset. Change can be challenging and time-consuming, and let’s be honest, it doesn’t always work out for the best. But, often, change is for the better.
Be a champion for change.Stay positive and be the one who embraces new opportunities. Take the time to “upskill” yourself in new technologies, solutions, and fleet management.
Is the future electric? Or is a mix of fuel solutions still a more practical vision of the future of propulsion?
Where are the trucks? Are things improving and is there an end in sight?
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