Tess Lovrak, Author at Fleet Equipment Magazine - Page 56 of 128
LSI promotes new Hot Shot’s Secret brand manager

Steinmetz will be developing the long-term brand vision and strategy for Hot Shot’s Secret performance.

VIPAR Heavy-Duty lists 2022 charitable causes

In addition to VIPAR Heavy Duty’s contributions to the Wyakin Foundation, the company also donated to local charities including Kids in Need McHenry.

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Alta eMobility to service, distribute BorgWarner DC fast chargers

Alta eMobility customers interested in DCFCs can contact Alta eMobility directly for charger installation.

Bridgestone on pace to achieve record YOY Bandag growth

Retreading is an important solution fleets are incorporating into their tire programs that not only extends the life of tires, but helps reduce environmental impact.

HERE Technologies offers brand-specific search

This new capability is a further step in enabling HERE customers and partners to deliver differentiated services.

Goodyear, Gatik demonstrate accurate tire-road friction potential estimate

The breakthrough will add more utility to what a tire can deliver by providing critical data that can help enhance vehicle safety.

Peterbilt of Atlanta announces eighth location

The new location will allow Peterbilt of Atlanta to better serve its customers along the Interstate 16 corridor in Georgia.

Can ELDs reduce operating costs?

The benefits of real-time visibility aids in route planning and allows for managers to better track drivers out on the road.

Women In Trucking Association launches survey to collect gender diversity data

Monitoring gender diversity in a male-populated industry is critical so that valid data can be used to evaluate progress made.

Used Class 8 retail sales dropped 19% in November

Longer term, average price and miles were higher y/y, with age up 7% y/y.

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The importance of proper maintenance for your fleet’s older trucks

We cover the most common fault codes outside of the engine for trucks that are 5-plus years old. 

Albert Gore named ZETA executive director

Joe Britton, ZETA’s previous executive director, will remain president of ZETA’s board of directors.