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The U.S. Department of Labor awarded a $25-million grant to the ASE Education Foundation to fund a four-year program to help employers hire and retain new auto, collision, and truck technicians.
Read More →New technology can help fleets work smarter, but only if it solves the right problem. Lauren Fletcher talks with AP Fleet’s Alex Coveney about innovation, AI, data, and knowing when a new solution is actually worth adopting.
Read More →As disruptions continue to rock vehicle and parts production, fleets should plan for limited fleet supply and cost increases in the near term. But there are things they can do now to mitigate the situation.
Read More →The National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) acquisition of WrenchWay strengthens ASE’s workforce development efforts and accelerates support for current and future service professionals.
Read More →As part of a back-to-school giveaway, ASE Connects and Snap-on will provide four schools with prizes, including three $250 Snap-on gift cards and a grand prize of a Snap-on cart and tool set valued at over $11,000.
Read More →For fleets trying to keep skilled technicians, recognition cannot begin and end with Technician Appreciation Week. Learn what year-round appreciation really looks like and why the everyday technician experience matters just as much as pay when fleets are trying to keep good people.
Read More →Trucking companies are scrambling for ways to keep and recruit drivers as the truck driver shortage worsens.
Read More →The Isuzu Veterans Apprenticeship Program (IVAP) signing ceremony highlighted Isuzu’s long-term commitment to veterans, Isuzu dealers, and the skilled workforce supporting its customers and the commercial transportation industry.
Read More →What if the biggest fleet improvements start with one simple question? After decades managing budgets, policies, technology, teams, and some of the largest fleet operations in the business, Jeff Hurrell shares why fleet leaders should keep asking “why” before deciding what comes next.
Read More →Maintenance costs are still climbing, but some 2026 pickups and cargo vans could save fleets thousands per vehicle. The real surprise is not just how much they cost to maintain, but how often they need to leave the road.
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