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As chassis availability continues to improve, fleet demand growth will likely continue to decelerate in the first half of 2024 before stabilizing and recovering in the second half.
Read More →Our past experiences severely impact our current and future in more ways than we may realize. One way is how we perceive things. Even technology.
Read More →Many commercial fleets deferred fleet orders in 2009 and need to “play catch-up” with their replacement schedules for 2010 ordering. However, many fleets are delaying finalization of 2010 selectors due to market uncertainties.
Read More →WASHINGTON - Representatives from Coca-Cola Enterprises, Staples, Frito-Lay, and AT&T were each presented keys to an all-new Smith Newton, the world's largest commercially available battery-electric-powered truck.
Read More →Delphi displayed products at the Technology and Maintenance Council's annual meeting. The new and existing technologies include a premium CD/MP3 radio for commercial vehicles, a diesel reformer exhaust after-treatment, a Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (SOFC) auxiliary power unit to help reduce idling and a diesel oil sensor.
Read More →Independent tire dealers have once again selected the company as the number one overall brand.
Read More →The annual accident rate for commercial fleets is around 20%. Even with vehicle safety technology proliferating, traffic deaths are on the rise after years of decline. The culprit for the increase in fatalities is distracted driving.
Read More →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.
Read More →Here is some advice from Driver Solutions and American Trucking Associations on how to share the road with big trucks.
Read More →CarriersEdge teamed up with Netradyne for its Driver•i video safety platform that allows clients to create customized training assignments from AI-detected events.
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