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Looking to maximize efficiency and minimize downtime on the jobsite? Discover essential productivity-enhancing features for your mechanic truck!
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The National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence creates the evaluations and helps run the automotive competition for SkillsUSA, a contest for high school and college vocational students.
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Steller Industries showcased its new bale-style pull handles, which allow drawers to be opened by lifting up or pushing down on the handles, during Work Truck Week 2024.
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Amid a nationwide shortage of truck technicians and automotive mechanics, the fleet services division finds a way to keep and train enough vocational talent for long-term careers that meet maintenance demand.
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In order to recognize the commitment of International Truck and IC Bus dealer technicians, Navistar had its Technician of the Year award.
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Tech companies are making specialized programs for fleet maintenance where mechanics can learn how to fix any type of work truck anywhere they want. The future of fleet maintenance is virtual and augmented reality.
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What’s new with Ford and Ram Trucks? Who did Kelley Blue Book name as a best buy? What numbers are Toyota and Ford sharing for truck sales? And what are the top 5 states for a mechanic to work in?
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The program enables businesses to provide support to local schools while simultaneously providing those businesses with access to service professionals entering the work force.
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The new maintenance program covers light-duty commercial vehicles up to Class 3 (10,000 to 14,000 pounds) and medium-duty Class 4 (up to 16,000 pounds), and aims to address many challenges facing fleet managers by offering flexible service packages, including on-demand repair delivered directly to the fleet of vehicles.
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Purolator set up hidden cameras in the Buffalo-based automotive repair shop and hired an actor to take on a mechanic role who informed real customers of absurd engine compartment object discoveries.
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