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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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After 30 years in fleet, Ruth Alfson says the biggest leadership lessons have little to do with vehicles and everything to do with people.
Read More →What is EUFMC? For more than seven decades, the Electric Utility Fleet Managers Conference has served as a hub for collaboration, education, and innovation within the utility fleet industry. In this video, Work Truck talks to EUFMC President Greg Loew to learn more.
Read More →Less than two weeks left! Commercial and corporate fleet managers are invited to share how their organizations handle company vehicle personal-use policies, charges, and driver eligibility.
Read More →From oil changes to procurement decisions, fleet work is often underestimated by the very people who depend on it most. Bob Stanton makes the case for why communication, not just technical expertise, is one of the most important leadership skills in fleet.
Read More →After more than three decades in fleet, Bob Adamsky has learned that knowing trucks is only part of the job. The bigger lessons come down to communication, understanding, and never assuming you know it all.
Read More →RoadFlex has launched its mobile app to give fleet teams a faster, easier way to manage fleet card activity, capture receipts, review transactions, and maintain spend visibility from the field.
Read More →Fleet manager salaries are rising as roles expand. See 2026 trends in pay, experience, fleet size, and regional differences across U.S. operations.
Read More →After 30 years at Adrian, CEO Marc Jackson shares how operational discipline, consistency, and trust are shaping the company’s next chapter.
Read More →In this interview, Work Truck’s Lauren Fletcher talks with the veteran mechanic and TV personality (Gold Rush, Mine Rescue) about the real-world lessons fleet managers can take from someone who’s worked where reliability isn’t optional.
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