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Drivewyze PreClear available on Rand McNally mobile fleet management device

Drivewyze announced that the Drivewyze PreClear weigh station bypass application is now available on Rand McNally’s TND 760 mobile fleet management devices at the American Trucking Associations Management Conference and Exhibition. Drivewyze PreClear is a cloud-based service that alerts drivers two miles before approaching a site, affording fleets the opportunity to earn up to a

Big data effectiveness for fleets

“At the same time that a larger volume of data on trucking operations is becoming more readily available, less expensive processing power is also coming on the scene,” says Steve Bryan, chief executive officer of Vigillo.

Big data is a BIG deal

According to Steve Bryan, Vigillo chief executive officer, “There’s no question that the data generated in trucking operations is growing at an astounding rate. The real challenge is how to efficiently mine that data and use it effectively.” Tractor, trailer, driver and operations systems are generating vast amounts of structured and unstructured data. At all

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Bosch introduces heavy-duty truck scan tool

Bosch has released Esitronic Truck, its first North American heavy-duty truck scan tool. Esitronic Truck covers all major heavy-duty trucks, medium-duty trucks, engine, transmission and brake system combinations with diagnostics and embedded repair information. “For years there has not been an all-encompassing tool in the heavy-duty aftermarket that gives technicians what they need—all makes/models diagnostics coverage combined

DTNA recognizes manufacturers as ‘Masters of Quality’

Daimler Trucks North America (DTNA) has recognized 59 North American manufacturers from the U.S., Canada and Mexico as recipients of its highest award for suppliers: the 2013 Masters of Quality Supplier Award. The selected suppliers provide top quality components for Freightliner and Western Star truck brands. The annual program—now in its 27th year—recognizes outstanding suppliers

Designing programs to avoid CSA violations

A 2013 CSA Violation Study by Vigillo, which provides a widely used CSA reporting system that aggregates, organizes and delivers fleet safety information in a suite of CSA Scorecards, reveals that maintenance related issues make up over 80% of all violations among all seven BASICs, or Behavior Analysis Safety Improvement Categories. Furthermore, notes Steve Bryan,

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Fueling the future: Alternative fuels are becoming mainstream

If you’re a regular reader of this heavy-duty column, you’re likely starting to see an emerging theme: There is no one-size-fits-all, magic bullet solution to improving your fleet’s efficiency. It’s a collection of equipment integration, maintenance best practices and technology, working in concert to save money and boost the bottom line. Alternative fuels continue to

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Ryder recognized for sixth consecutive year

Ryder System Inc., for the sixth consecutive year, has been named by Inbound Logistics editors a Green Supply Chain Partner for the magazine’s annual “Green 75” issue. “This latest recognition reinforces Ryder’s ongoing commitment to assist companies that seek alternatives to reduce fuel costs, carbon output and meet their environmental objectives,” said John Williford, president

PacLease announces eight new network locations

PACCAR Leasing Co. expanded its franchise network across North America with eight new locations ranging from Florida to Oregon. The expansion is concentrated in the South and Midwest as the demand for the full-service leasing and short-term rentals are increasing in those regions, said the company. A new franchise location has opened in western Oregon and

Cummins announces Steve Charlton’s retirement

Cummins Inc. announced that Steve Charlton, vice president and chief technical officer – engine business, plans to retire from Cummins effective July 1. The company also announced that Jennifer Rumsey has been named Vice President, Engineering for the Engine Business, succeeding Steve Charlton. “In his more than 20 years with the company, Steve has provided