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Share your story in Work Truck’s new “Shades of Fleet” video series, spotlighting real voices, experiences, and perspectives across fleet.
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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 →As fleets grow across regions, structural inconsistencies can increase costs, limit visibility, and create operational risk. This guide helps fleet and business leaders evaluate whether their current operating model can support growth without sacrificing control or performance.
Read More →What can today’s fleet managers learn from 30+ years of industry leadership? Ruth Alfson shares real-world lessons on teams, tech, data, and the future of fleet.
Read More →Debi McClendon shares hard-earned fleet lessons on change, leadership, buy-in, and why great fleet management is always about people first.
Read More →Michelin Connected Fleet’s Trailer Premium, designed for Class 7 and 8 fleet operators, detects metrics that affect tire longevity and alerts fleet managers to situations requiring tire inspection and/or preventive maintenance.
Read More →From motorcycle shop to NYPD Deputy Commissioner, Robert Martinez shares leadership lessons, fleet evolution, and his 2026 Tom Johnson Award win.
Read More →Shades of Fleet video thumbnail featuring Lauren Fletcher beside the text “The People Behind the Process, Keeping Fleets Moving,” with fleet vehicles and logistics imagery in the background.
Read More →From hard-earned leadership lessons to fuel strategy, fleet technology, and compliance, this week’s Truck Chat Cheat Sheet covers the stories fleet professionals are reading most.
Read More →Fleet’s most respected leaders share the hard-earned lessons they wish they had known sooner about trust, communication, mistakes, and leading people.
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