Trucking companies are always looking for ways to help recruit and retain good drivers. Sometimes this means more pay or other financial incentives, and oftentimes this means doing their best to provide the comforts of home within the cab.
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It’s not the dark that you should be scared of. Instead, you should be scared of the dark with improper lighting specs.
In the world of fleet operations, the last mile operations can make or break the success of on-time delivery. It’s the last leg of the race and performance is paramount. And that's why proper lighting specs are crucial for last-mile success.
If you’re running a fleet with a low-quality lighting system or incorrect lighting specs, don’t be surprised if it seems more expensive to maintain. Along with the higher operational costs and additional maintenance expenses comes an increased risk to the safety of the driver, the vehicle, and of course, the public.
Peterbilt made headlines recently when it became the first major North American OEM to open orders for an electric truck, the Peterbilt 220EV. In this exclusive interview, Peterbilt General Manager and PACCAR Vice President Jason Skoog details the technology investments that are keeping fleets productive during this year’s trying pandemic and laying the groundwork for
There is a wide variety of tire inflation technology available, both in TPMS and ATIS form. Let’s take a quick look at some of the offerings.
Let’s take a look at some of the new products that are helping trucking companies get the most ROI out of their tires.
The solution is training. Anyone who may add coolant to a radiator needs to understand the type of coolant required by the vehicle and the danger of topping off with the wrong coolant.
This update provides improvements for drivers such as increased legroom and the addition of a right-hand drive station.
Here’s how the truck data landscape is shifting and why it’s important.
The harsh weather can throw off fleet operations. How can you plan around the snow, sleet and icy roads?
We are on the move towards fully autonomous operations. What technologies are making it happen?
