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The National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) has designated June 2024 as "Automotive Service Professionals Month (ASPM)." And the National Service Council has named June "National Safety Month."
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This new standard is expected to significantly reduce rear-end and pedestrian crashes, saving at least 360 lives a year and preventing at least 24,000 injuries annually.
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Discover the latest findings from the 2024 Work Truck Safety Study in partnership with Heavy Duty Trucking. Learn about fleet safety strategies, technology, and more.
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Effective work truck driver safety training should encompass a blend of theoretical classroom learning and practical hands-on experiences, delivered by knowledgeable experts with extensive field expertise.
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The federal government is taking steps to remove marijuana from among Schedule I drugs and reclassifying it to Schedule III, a classification now occupied by ketamine, anabolic steroids, testosterone, and Tylenol with codeine. What does that mean for work truck fleets?
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Insurance premiums are rising and lawsuits against trucking companies are netting big dollars. What can be done to both lower insurance costs and reduce the chance of large settlements or verdicts following a collision?
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With work zone fatalities on the rise, AWP Safety Champions calls for action during National Work Zone Awareness Week to promote safer work zones.
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Discover why having an accident management strategy matters for every fleet, and learn about the latest trends, including truck maintenance, safety culture, and driver training.
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Count down the top 10 news and articles of the week as of April 6, covering everything from pickup reliability, bridge collapse impact, diesel updates, and more!
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April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month so now is the time to discuss maintaining focus on the road with employees who get behind the wheel as part of their jobs. Cellphone use has become the most common distraction, but fleet managers should be aware of the other forms of distraction as well.
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