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A Fourth of July Cargo Theft Reality Check for Fleet Managers
The Fourth of July creates prime conditions for cargo theft. Here's what fleet managers should review now to protect loads, drivers and operations.
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Brittany Britt of Davis Transfer understands the power of video. Get definitive answers on how incidents start and how drivers react. Having forward-facing and cab-facing cameras protects your fleet and provides coaching opportunities against close following, cell phone use and much more. Hear Brittany's story in this video. or, for more information, go to info.smartdrive.net.
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Kinedyne's Rhino Max and K-Force brand winch straps and ratchet straps are designed for higher load limits.
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The Washington Department of Transportation offers advice on how to safely navigate a roundabout.
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The safety recall, which covers 1,526 devices, is expected to begin Feb. 28.
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Truck-Lite Co., LLC has added SAE-compliant LED fog light kits and an LED auxiliary driving light kit to its Truck-Lite by RIGID product offering.
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Compared to hydraulic or pneumatic systems, the ArtLift is extremely lightweight, but it boasts a 440-pound lifting capacity that accommodates more than 98% percent of common freight.
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Safe Fleet Holdings, LLC, a provider of safety and productivity solutions for fleet vehicles, announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to be acquired by Oak Hill Capital Partners.
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Understanding GVWR and GCWR is a key part of assessing CDL operator requirements and ensuring employee safety.
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AAA offers five recommendations to help drivers maintain good vision for driving. And NHTSA explains how three different vision disorders — cataracts, glaucoma and macular degeneration — can diminish a driver's ability to see the road clearly.
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The state legislation also seeks to raise the distracted-driving fine from $150 to as much as $900 for repeat offenders.
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