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New technology can help fleets work smarter, but only if it solves the right problem. Lauren Fletcher talks with AP Fleet’s Alex Coveney about innovation, AI, data, and knowing when a new solution is actually worth adopting.
Read More →This month’s TruckChat: Top Monthly News Recap explores what it takes to build confidence across a fleet, from stronger leadership and technician support to better safety preparation, smarter use of telematics, and clearer plans for when something goes wrong.
Read More →NAFA 2026 Media Day showcased how fleet tech is evolving from dashboards and data into real-time decisions, automation, and tools built to actually get work done.
Read More →Linxup’s new AI chatbot helps fleet managers skip reports, ask questions in plain language, and turn data into real cost-saving action plans.
Read More →Taken together, these themes show an industry that is not chasing a single technological solution. Instead, it is building a broader toolkit designed to support the diverse and demanding jobs fleets perform every day.
Read More →Regulations, pay, and fleet tech are shifting fast. Catch the January Truck Chat Monthly Recap with Lauren Fletcher and stay ahead.
Read More →Fleet software is getting more sophisticated and effective than ever, tying big data models together to transform maintenance, safety, and the value of your existing tech stack. Fleet technology upgrades are undoubtedly an investment, but updated technology can offer a much higher return. Read how upgrading your fleet technology can increase the return on your investment.
Read More →In 2026, AI and embedded telematics will reshape fleet operations. Integration, trust, and responsible AI will separate winners from noise.
Read More →If your fleet wants better insight into vehicle condition or you’re looking for faster, smarter inspection tools, this chat is worth a watch.
Read More →From fleet safety and driver protection to upfits, AI, and replacement strategy, these are Work Truck’s must-read stories from 2025, handpicked by our editors for anyone who missed them the first time.
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