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It is that time of year again! Time for the 2026 list of the Top 50 Executive Fleets, presented by Automotive Fleet and Volvo as part of its annual Fleet 500. Download now to see this year's list of companies!
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Learn how commercial drivers can report human trafficking either by calling 911 directly or reaching out to the National Human Trafficking Hotline for assistance. If they witness or suspect trafficking, they should provide as much detail as possible.
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There are five ways seat belts protect occupants from injuries, according to the Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security.
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Drivers’ complaints are early warnings. Fix the friction points behind them to improve safety, reduce claims, and keep good drivers happy.
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If you believe in the weather forecasting ability of Punxsutawney Phil, then the U.S. is in for six more weeks of winter. So, now is the time to brush up on a collection of winter-weather articles and videos, just in case he is right.
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Geotab’s connected vehicle data shows collisions jumped 53% nationwide since Friday evening as Winter Storm Fern brings widespread snow and ice.
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It is not just the on-highway truckers who can watch for and report human trafficking. Whether a commercial driver is involved in at-home delivery services, local hauls, or over-the-road transportation, vigilance can make a difference.
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Work Truck honors the life and legacy of Susan Hipp, executive director of NETS and a respected leader in advancing road safety and collaboration.
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Smith System’s new Trainer Center platform helps fleets run trainer-led safety programs with less admin, more consistency, and clearer proof of impact.
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USDOT has streamlined efforts to approve the first-of-its-kind female crash test dummy after NHTSA released new research proving that women are at higher risk of injury than men during vehicular crashes.
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TomTom’s 2025 Traffic Index shows U.S. congestion rising. LA is most congested, while NYC remains the slowest city for travel speeds.
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