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Whitepapers•July 17, 2026

How Better Visibility Cut Speeding Violations by 48%

Fleet leaders don't need more data, they need clearer visibility into what the data is saying. This case study explores how one utility replaced speeding-event counts with a single metric — miles driven in violation — to strengthen safety and significantly reduce speeding violations.

Commercial truck driver wearing a red seat belt smiles from the driver’s seat of a blue truck.

Articles•Staff•July 15, 2026

13 Safe Driving Tips for Commercial Vehicle Drivers

Make sure you are spending time on the road safely with these important tips.

Work Truck graphic showing a rear-end collision between a passenger car and a white work van, with the headline "4 Things a Fleet Driver Should Do After a Collision" emphasizing post-crash safety and response steps.

Articles•Wayne Parham•July 15, 2026

4 Things a Fleet Driver Should Do After a Collision

For every fleet, at some point, a driver will be involved in a collision. Although you should have policies on what a driver should do after a collision, here is a simple four-step process taught by CarriersEdge.

Drivers in a safety meeting at Wheelz Up

Articles•Amy Hercher•July 14, 2026

Developing Budget-Friendly Driver Safety Programs

From driver training and safety meetings to one-on-one coaching and incentive programs, several small fleets share how they have developed a safety culture with their drivers using low- to no-cost resources.

Illustrated YouTube thumbnail for Work Truck's Truck Chat Weekly Cheat Sheet featuring host Lauren Fletcher gesturing toward the title. Text highlights this week's topics: leadership, driver safety, and mixed-energy fleets, set against a background of a commercial truck on the highway.

Videos•Lauren Fletcher•July 13, 2026

Fleet Leadership Driver Safety and Mixed Energy Fleets This Week's Truck Chat Cheat Sheet

Catch the fleet headlines shaping safety, compliance, leadership, and vehicle strategy before your coffee gets cold.

News•Wayne Parham•July 10, 2026

Recalls You Need to Know About in July 2026

If you have Altec, Ford, General Motors, Harbinger, Hyundai, Mack Trucks, or Volvo Trucks vehicles in your fleet, you should check these important recalls issued by the National Highway Safety Administration.

Work Truck “Trucks, Tips & Tours” thumbnail featuring a Palfinger PB 38 AT P cable placer, with a presenter demonstrating the equipment. Headline highlights its purpose-built design for telecom fleets.

Videos•Wayne Parham•July 8, 2026

PALFINGER PB 38 AT P: Purpose-Built for Telecom Fleets

Purpose-built for telecommunications crews, the PALFINGER PB 38 ATP combines a 43-foot working height, flexible basket stowage, integrated cameras, and operator communication systems to improve productivity and safety during fiber and overhead cable installation.

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News•Staff•July 7, 2026

Fleet Forward Conference Brings Commercial Vehicle Safety, AI & Tech into Focus

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.

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Articles•David Turner, The Hartford•July 6, 2026

How Telematics Is Transforming Fleet Risk from Insight to Action

What if you could spot risky driving before it leads to a crash? See how telematics is still changing fleet safety today.

View from inside a commercial truck cab showing a driver at the wheel with a large marijuana leaf overlaid by a red prohibition symbol, illustrating DOT restrictions on marijuana use for commercial drivers.

Articles•Kathy Close•July 2, 2026

DOT Rules Remain Firmly Lit on Marijuana

DOT says not so fast on marijuana. Even with federal reclassification efforts, commercial drivers in safety-sensitive roles remain subject to marijuana testing and prohibitions.

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