
We have the latest recalls from Volvo, Navistar, Chrysler, GM, and more.
Keeping your driver's and the motoring public safe is a No. 1 goal of every fleet manager. Managing the safety side of fleet can seem like a full-time job. Staying on top of new technology, regulations, and spec'ing the right trucks can all help make this aspect of fleet management more manageable at the very least.
Government and National Safety Council statistics report that millions of Americans are involved in traffic crashes each year. Here are 10 steps for your drivers to follow when they find themselves in a crash incident.
With accident rates relatively flat in medium-duty truck fleets, but repair costs rising slightly, fleet managers are continuing to look for ways to ultimately eliminate crashes and related liabilities and expenses.
When more than 60% of delivery crashes happen in the parking lot, it's time to take action. Follow these seven tips to increase driver safety in parking lots.
A focus on protecting drivers is also good for business. Utilize a telematics program to track and promote safe practices.
Training experts weigh in on everything from program tips to overcoming hurdles.
Fleets are already installing backup cameras on work trucks to improve safety. But with no guidelines to follow, do they actually provide the optimal field of view? One Oregon utility set out to fix this problem.
Fleet safety programs are evolving and the use of in-vehicle video is growing.
Realizing the benefits of accident reduction will only occur with regular reinforcement of safety best practices. Here are tips to communicate your safety message, from daily emails and monthly meetings to meaningful special events.
Are your commercial drivers more likely to text on their smartphone versus raise it to their ear for a call? Check out what Netradyne learned.
Safety is a top priority for fleet managers. Advances in fleet technology, such as telematics, AI, and ADAS, are helping to improve road safety and reduce accidents.
The latest recalls are for 2022-2023 ACX, 2019-2022 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter and Freightliner Sprinter, 2020 FE4-86, and more.
When a TRU alarm is received, the Remote Operating Center service team springs into action, relying on defined and documented best-practice responses.
The latest edition of Recall Roundup has truck recalls from Toyota, Navistar, Ford, Xos, and Lordstown.
we have recalls on vehicles' steering system and electrical systems from Volvo Trucks North America, Lion Electric Company, and Mack Trucks.
We conclude January with recalls from three work truck companies: Alamo Group, Autocar, & Isuzu.
The latest work truck recalls include vehicles from Chrysler, Paccar Incorporated, and Altec Industries.
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