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Ford Transit wins Commercial Van of the Year for the third straight year. See what makes the 2026 model smarter, safer, and fleet-ready at Work Truck Week.
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Registration is now open for the 2026 Fleet Forward Conference, where IIHS President David Harkey will discuss the organization's expanding commercial vehicle safety research alongside education on AI, regulation, and fleet technology.
Read More →Fuel fraud and theft remain significant challenges for commercial fleets, whether the problem involves third-party fraud or driver misuse. In this video, David Abraham of WEX explains how SecureFuel uses vehicle geolocation, telematics, transaction information, and AI to help fleet managers identify suspicious fuel purchases and make more informed decisions.
Read More →Work Truck is seeking insights from fleet leaders and industry partners on the trends that shaped 2026 and what commercial fleets should prepare for in 2027. Participate today!
Read More →In addition to taking advantage of a new military pilot program, fleet operators can proactively hire through apprenticeship programs, greater community visibility, and internal motivation.
Read More →Drivewyze by Fleetworthy has hired Tom Kelly as its new director of commercial vehicle compliance solutions. He served nearly 20 years with the FMCSA and also in an elected role with the CVSA.
Read More →The Ford Transit wins Work Truck’s 2025 Commercial Van of the Year, its second consecutive win, recognized for reliability, durability, and fleet performance.
Read More →The new Paccar Connect offers touchscreen displays, telematics capabilities, and an expanding app ecosystem to boost productivity and streamline driver workflows.
Read More →Ford Pro Advantage brings manufacturer-backed inspections, warranties, roadside assistance, and service support to used Class 1-7 commercial trucks and vans.
Read More →New laws set to go into effect in 2014 regulate everything from commercial drive tests to bicycle passing distance.
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