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Keep your technicians cleaner and safer while working hard on the road. Allow your mobile workforce to clean their hands after visiting any places of possible virus contamination.
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Fleet and commercial operators working the I-5 corridor between Medford and Eugene, Ore., have a new facility to call on for diesel repairs, service, parts, and accessories.
Read More →Volvo Trucks North America and Mack Trucks are providing free 90-day eLearning for high school and secondary technical education students interested in diesel technician training, but due cannot participate in person due to the limitations created by COVID-19.
Read More →Terex is still shipping equipment and parts operations, parts fabrication, service centers, logistics, and shipping operations are running.
Read More →Properly, effectively, and efficiently maintaining trucks is essential to keeping your fleet on the road. But what’s best — in-house or outsourced maintenance?
Read More →A report from Utilimarc found that utility fleets are growing, but staff is not growing at the same rate. The ratio of vehicles to technicians is up 20% from 2010.
Read More →Natural Gas Vehicle Institute (NGVi) has certified more than 1,000 CNG fuel system inspectors since the program was launched in late 2016.
Read More →You can’t control the price of fuel, but as fleet manager you can make sure your service technicians and trucks use fuel more efficiently. Fleets of all types and sizes can reap the benefits when they choose solutions and technologies that reduce fuel usage.
Read More →The vehicle maintenance and repair industries are experiencing a skilled labor shortage as technicians in the Baby Boomer demographic retire in greater numbers than those replacing them. The skilled labor shortage requires shops to pay more for skilled technicians, which translates into higher shop labor rates.
Read More →Marty Opinsky, Southern Region Safety Trainer, is now certified as a Level 400 Earthmover Tire Service (ETS) Instructor through the Tire Industry Association (TIA), which is the highest level of certification in the off-the-road (OTR)/earthmover tire industry.
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