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AI in fleet, technician realities, diesel trends, GM Fleet vans, and the end of the International CV Series in this week’s Truck Chat recap.
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Work Truck Solutions announced Tony Solano as its VP of Sales. He will be responsible for leading in-house sales managers and field representatives in building relationships with dealerships, OEMs, body manufacturers, distributors, and other industry contacts.
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The 2018 Fleet Forward Conference features education on new mobility solutions for fleets as well as a major product reveal.
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Carolyn Gable was a single mom of two, waiting tables, who took a chance in the trucking industry. She founded New Age Transportation in her home and grew it into a $30 million company with 24 employees and two locations.
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The forecast for key indicators in the national macro economy are positive, especially for the construction industry and the growth of home delivery of products purchased online, augur a strong demand for medium-duty work trucks.
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MetroGistics has rebranded itself as Acertus to reflect its acquisitions of McNutt, AmeriFleet, and Metro Title Services in recent years as the vehicle logistics provider moves to position itself as a one-stop shop for vehicle lifecycle solutions.
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Brinks has purchased Dunbar Armored and will integrate it’s fleet of 1,600 armed trucks to its current fleet of more than 2,000 vehicles.
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LoadDocs is helping the construction industry with the challenge of completing paperwork while on the road.
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Ryder has created a new service that aims to provide revenue for fleets with underutilized assets by creating a new purpose for these often unused vehicles.
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Ford is making its iconic F-150 Raptor even better with upgraded technology including electronically controlled FOX Racing Shox, new Trail Control, and all-new Recaro sport seats.
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With an eye toward the future, Costabile focuses on relationship building, networking, and growth.
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