
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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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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A new study by the AAA Foundation revealed the most drivers underestimate their level of drowsiness. Here are key findings and common symptoms to look out for.
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When screening an applicant for a regulated commercial driving position, it is often difficult to know the individual’s true capabilities. Unless you personally see the applicant in action you may have no idea how he or she will handle your vehicles. This is where a thorough road test comes in.
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This weeklong driver safety traffic enforcement and awareness campaign aim to identify unsafe drivers, deter dangerous driving behaviors, and prompt positive driving habits through officer interactions with drivers.
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12 to 17 storms are predicted this season. Here are eight tips on how to prepare your work truck fleet.
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The latest recalls from Ford, Altec, Navistar, Mack, and more for June 2023.
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We are entering the hottest months of the year. Learn how to create a safe and supportive work environment for your work truck drivers.
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Notice of Proposed Rule making will require AEB systems on vehicles over 10,000 lbs.
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Most small pickups fall short when protecting passengers seated in the rear, the latest crash test ratings from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety show.
Read More →Team Rubicon Powered by Ford is a new disaster relief initiative that will serve communities across the United States that are impacted by hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes and wildfires.
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EcoDrive is integrating into eDriving's Mentor to help support its clients in achieving their safety and sustainability goals.
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