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Upstate Shredding - Weitsman Recycling is the largest, privately-owned scrap metal processing and recycling operation in the East and now operates a fleet of 47 new Western Star 5700XEs.
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One Nexus Group said its acquisition of Commercial Truck Training elevates its offering of pioneering dealership fleet/commercial sales techniques within the US.
Read More →The ARO22 Alignment Lift is the highest capacity open-front alignment lift on the market, capable of handling Class 1 to Class 5 vehicles.
Read More →Lytx has launched LytxOne, a unified platform that combines telematics, video safety, and maintenance built on a single foundation.
Read More →Onmitracs has introduced two new and updated LTE or Wi-Fi gateway devices at its annual users conference in Dallas that are designed to help commercial drivers with additional duties such as customer service and order reconciliation, according to the telematics provider.
Read More →For every fleet, at some point, a driver will be involved in a collision. Although you should have policies on what a driver should do after a collision, here is a simple four-step process taught by CarriersEdge.
Read More →Meter readings still matter, but engine hours, idle time, maintenance trends, and utilization can help fleets spot costly vehicles before the odometer does.
Read More →For service fleets, missing tools and equipment can lead to second trips, lost technician time, higher operating costs, and delayed jobs. Equipment tracking can help HVAC, plumbing, electrical, landscaping, and other service businesses improve visibility and reduce downtime.
Read More →Work trucks must be viewed as earning assets, so it is critical to spec these work tools to maximize their productivity. It is impossible to “build” a truck that enhances user productivity if you don’t understand the fleet application.
Read More →Start with the right mindset. Change can be challenging and time-consuming, and let’s be honest, it doesn’t always work out for the best. But, often, change is for the better.
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